Susan Sontag : the complete Rolling Stone interview
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Accession Number: 17298
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American essays/American literature/United States -- Literatures
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Interviews/Conversation/Oral communication/Communication/Sociology/Social sciences/Civilisation
Here are some themes and topics from "**Susan Sontag: The Complete Rolling Stone Interview**" that can help you draw connections to other books in a library:
* **Intellectualism and Ideas**: Sontag was renowned for her intellectual engagement and critical thinking 【1】【2】. This theme connects to other works of intellectual history, philosophy, and cultural criticism.
* **The Intersection of Pop Culture and "High" Culture**: Sontag explored the relationship between popular culture and more traditional forms of art and intellectual pursuits 【3】. This theme can link to books on media studies, sociology of culture, and contemporary art.
* **Personal Reflections and Identity**: The interview delves into Sontag's personal experiences, including her childhood and her battle with cancer 【4】. This connects to autobiographies, biographies, and works on personal identity and resilience.
* **Aesthetics and Art**: Described as a "besotted aesthete," Sontag's reflections on aesthetics and art are central to the interview 【5】【6】. This theme links to books on art theory, film studies, and literature.
* **Moralism**: Sontag is described as an "obsessed moralist" 【6】. This theme can be connected to books on ethics, moral philosophy, and social justice.
* **Conversation and Dialogue**: The book itself is a transcription of an interview, highlighting the importance of conversation and dialogue in Sontag's work 【7】. This theme can connect to books on communication, rhetoric, and the art of conversation.
* **The Role of the Intellectual**: Sontag's reflections provide insight into the role of the intellectual in society 【8】. This theme can be linked to books about the history of intellectuals, their impact on society, and the responsibilities they bear.
* **Love**: Sontag reflects on the fundamentals of love 【4】. This theme can be connected to books on philosophy, religion, and literature.
These themes showcase the breadth of Sontag's interests and can serve as valuable points of connection when exploring other books in a library 【9】【6】.