'The texts by QuickEssay are among the
most interesting I've read so far.'
says Karlheinz Hudelbrot.
'I have been involved in the discourse
of media theory and philosophy of culture for many years now, and I haven't
seen anything like QuickEssay. At first, I, too, was sceptical, but after
reading only some of the texts produced by the QuickEssay software extension
I was convinced.'
'QuickEssay has created valuable contributions to the debate on post-capitalist
semiotics, has made key statements on the politics of mediation and has
opened up the field of a socio-cultural philosophy of critical intertextuality
in many ways.
As a thinker and as a writer, I would state that the contemporary condition
can't do without QuickEssay anymore.
I highly recommend it.'
Karlheinz Hudelbrot (Hannover, 1936) lectures on the political aesthetics
of media at the University of Mainz, and has written books including 'Media
and the Sublime' (Donau Books, 1973) and 'Symbolic Reality and its Significance
to Cultural Mediation Processes in the sense of Metzker' (The Semiotic Library,
1998). He is an editor to the Leipzig Journal of Meaning.