Jul 3, 2018
Death in the Sickroom - Edvard Munch
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Death in the Sickroom - Edvard Munch
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In the many thick novels I read, I never noticed how many characters were caregivers, dispensing broth to Victorian invalids. But they were there, as they were bound to be in an era when most people died at home. As I entered more deeply into the world of being a so-called cancer spouse, I thought back to them. They were often depicted as little more than shadowy figures in the corner of a darkened sickroom. In fact, one highly gendered model for representation of caregiving dates to this period and trades on a major gender archetype of the era: the Angel in the House, silently bringing soup on a beautifully arranged tray to a delicate invalid and offering full, self-sacrificing support at all times.
Kate Washington, Already Toast: Caregiving and Burnout in America
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¡Sickroom (@SICKROOMTORTOSA) lanzan el lyric video de ‘Rivers Of Blood’!
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Sickroom lo están dando todo por The Dualism, su nuevo EP, y la prueba es un lyric video tan trabajado como el de ‘Rivers Of Blood’.
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Tirando de su death metal acelerado y cortante, nos sitúan en un mundo de falsedades y miseria, donde el asesinato campa a sus anchas.
Un mundo como el nuestro, vaya, que de poder salvarse quizá precisaría de soluciones bastante expeditivas.
En The Dualism Sickroom siguen explorando su propuesta entre la nueva y la vieja escuela de death metal, y por eso sus seis temas están gustando tanto.
Si todavía no los conoces, desde Rock and Blog os presentamos este lyric video de ‘Rivers Of Blood’ es una estupenda carta de presentación.
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¡Sickroom (@SICKROOMTORTOSA) lanzan el lyric video de ‘Rivers Of Blood’! was originally published on Rock and Blog
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still, nothing. the world, stillborn. a stripe of moonlight crawls across the room like a crab in moonlight crawls the beach a dead body of a bird, a skeleton of fish, debris, and a plastic bottle, a tin lid. I concede, I listen to delirium and liquefy the color blue, transform a cloud with my delusional stare, I blush without a brush because it makes it more natural, I true the world, acquitting it of excessive lenses, I wish I knew, no, I do not wish I knew, I'd drop three gulps of viscous pink suspension, and what a taste it'd be, I cringe at the thought, but this is what the day has dully brought, and I should go again a whole route of sweating and being miserable, turning a room of light and life into a sickroom.
Death in the Sickroom, 1896, Edvard Munch