Scholarly discussion of the music of John Cage.

[Joseph Zitt <>]

I don't see any reference to this in a quick check online. Any pointers to when this would have happened and by whom?

On Wednesday, February 11, 2015, John Whiting <> wrote:

The word Holocaust has become a registered trademark.

On 11/02/2015 17:01, Tim Ovens wrote:

Hi all,

I am just uploading several of my Cage-Piano Music recordings to iTunes, amazon, and all these others.

Now I got a message: it is is not allowed to use the title "In the Name of the Holocaust" any longer. Of course no discussion is possible. In 1942 the titel did not have the tragic meaning, which it got shortly later. It is the word play for "In the name of the Holy Ghost" in James Joyce's Finnegans Wake. But all this does not interest anyone.
Bad words - not allowed...

Does the world become better by prohibiting words?

I am a German. We did burn books in 1933 to "protect" our population, to make the world better. The government decided, which words are good and which aren't.

????

Tim

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