One woman's thoughts on urban planning and urban life in a south Indian metropolis.
28 May 2008
From Keith Gessen's "Money" in n+1
"And when you think of the long-standing idea of art in opposition to the dominant culture, if only by keeping its autonomy from the pursuit of money—the only common value great writers from right to left have acknowledged—you begin to sense what we have lost. Capitalism as a system for the equitable distribution of goods is troublesome enough; as a way of measuring success it is useless."
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