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Talk about women in real power. In brightness, intelligence and extremely God gifted. And so many great writers and thinkers that happened to be women... Madame Staël, Susan Sontag, Anne Sexton, Silvia Plath, the Austen sisters, Elfriede Jelinek, Anne Munro, Svetlana Alexievich, Carmen Boullosa, Joyce Carol Oates, Berta Müller, María Zambrano, Morrison...etc etc etc
Interesting how she pinned down America's thirst for "leadership" over democracy back in 1992. Charlie Rose was halfway thru saying "strongman". Yeah that about sums it up. Interesting how she also mentioned the lack of connection with voters in the two parties. That's what happens when they pretty much ignore the voters while throwing them distractions and aim to keep their focus on the other party's wrongdoing. Watching this... well it was inevitable that after decades of being ignored, voters became more extreme in their views. It's not the total cause for the current problems, but it's the driving force.
...Sometimes I can't help but wonder: What ROLE The DEMOCRATS had in Setting Up the Dumpster as a Strongman? After all, it has Completely DEFLECTED ANY Scrutiny of Pelosi's Turning the Legislative Branch into HOUSE Of INSIDER TRADING!!! (Meanwhile, Pelosi's Iron FIST KEEPS SQUASHING PROGRESSIVES!!
@@ryanscottlogan8459 this is not true. Rather, she lived in a time where men didn't allow women the space to speak freely and fully. It is very clear that he kept cutting her off. We would later coin a term 'mansplaining"
She did not seem to mind his interruptions. They did not have the option of a long interview and he seemed to know her thoughts well enough that nothing was lost. Her verbal thoughts are not as poignant as the written ones anyway.
She was born on the 30s, amidst the Great Depression, and long before the time of pushing beauty creams and augmentations like plastic surgery. They all smoked, in public, even in high school, openly. They did not have all of the in-depth research about using SPF, not even sure if many of them used it at all until the late 60s and 70s. There was not clean drinking water available in all regions of the states. I am not sure of their diet but all that being said - beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I think she is absolutely stunning but I look past patriarchal views of women. I do not adhere to all of the conventional standards of beauty. It's a shame that in 2024 people will sit and disregard a woman's brilliance and focus on superficial looks.
why was she so shy and lost with words, doesn't she talk about power and speaking your voice, she was so empty in opinions and words, what a waste of interview, if the interviewer interrupt often, you speak louder..
This man interrupted her repeatedly. This was very common in the 90s, and it still does happen today. Women who are brilliant and confident don't need to shout and battle with men. Speaking your voice isn't always literal, and being powerful isn't being the loudest. The rest of us notice how gracefully she handled being mistreated as intelligent women typically are. Many of us are used to the treatment ourselves.
Lowbudget Soop any interview, if considered poor, is always the fault of the interviewer, never the interviewee. Rose either underprepared for the meaningful probing of, or could not keep pace with, (or both) Didion’s genius.
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First read Joan Didion’s “Play It As It Lays” in august 2021 - and I was blown away! A brilliant writer and woman, RIP Joan Didion ❤️
I assigned this for my lit courses -- so glad you enjoyed it!
Talk about women in real power. In brightness, intelligence and extremely God gifted. And so many great writers and thinkers that happened to be women... Madame Staël, Susan Sontag, Anne Sexton, Silvia Plath, the Austen sisters, Elfriede Jelinek, Anne Munro, Svetlana Alexievich, Carmen Boullosa, Joyce Carol Oates, Berta Müller, María Zambrano, Morrison...etc etc etc
Please read "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" and "The White Album" too. You'll be doubly blown away.
@@nigelprance2540 studying English at uni - would love to have a unit based around Joan Didion’s writing!
@@MTMF.london they’re on my bookshelf just haven’t got round to reading them yet, I can’t read more than one book at a time for some reason 😅
From the same town, but different times. And I’ve never heard her speak before. What a calming sound.
I’ve never heard her speak before; she had a beautiful voice.
Thank you for sharing all of these wonderful interviews.
RIP Joan Didion
Would be nice of him to let her answer and elaborate her points. Man-splaining and impatient.
Such a great writer and what an interesting family she had
I’ve never read anyone who writes better than Joan didion . Her novels particularly are thrillingly put .
Respect for this writer
Should have let her smoke.
Elegance at its finest🖤
Interesting how she pinned down America's thirst for "leadership" over democracy back in 1992. Charlie Rose was halfway thru saying "strongman". Yeah that about sums it up.
Interesting how she also mentioned the lack of connection with voters in the two parties. That's what happens when they pretty much ignore the voters while throwing them distractions and aim to keep their focus on the other party's wrongdoing. Watching this... well it was inevitable that after decades of being ignored, voters became more extreme in their views. It's not the total cause for the current problems, but it's the driving force.
...Sometimes I can't help but wonder:
What ROLE The DEMOCRATS had in
Setting Up the Dumpster as a Strongman?
After all, it has Completely DEFLECTED
ANY Scrutiny of Pelosi's
Turning the Legislative Branch into
HOUSE Of INSIDER TRADING!!!
(Meanwhile, Pelosi's Iron FIST
KEEPS SQUASHING PROGRESSIVES!!
Joan was trying to take the time she needed to express herself and complex ideas and Charlie Rose kept interruptng her, terrible interview by him.
Rose is talking all over her and trying to show off how much he knows.
All his interviews are like this. I remember Donna Tartt’s being particularly bad
For such a brilliant writer she could barley get a thought out. CR had to move this along. She stuttered through most of it.
@@TheCBKgirlShe was well known as someone who had very little to say other than in her writings.
@@ryanscottlogan8459 this is not true. Rather, she lived in a time where men didn't allow women the space to speak freely and fully. It is very clear that he kept cutting her off. We would later coin a term 'mansplaining"
She did not seem to mind his interruptions. They did not have the option of a long interview and he seemed to know her thoughts well enough that nothing was lost.
Her verbal thoughts are not as poignant as the written ones anyway.
This whole interview gives me the most severe secondhand social anxiety.
Why?
What a woman. What a complete loss.
Remind me again - why did this guy have an interview show? Joan Didion deserves a smarter interviewer.
He seemed to connect with her pretty well
Ah, they don't match at all... She speaks in silence.
RIP J.D. 😔💗
R.I.P Queen of California.
Man, she writes like I think! I’m in her thoughts are all zigzag like mine. Very moving writer
Dude let her talk. Who is this guy?
9:14. Wise words
Where’s the next part?
Lord make me into a writer like Joan Didion.
Didion predicted the America that years after would elect Trump.
Joan Didion and Charley Rose
Not in control of the interview is she
5:37 he was ready to jump her...are you getting lost in my eyes, am i getting lost in yours?
I believe he must have wanted to become engulfed in nicotine, alcohol, and pills.
@@nomiddlenamenmn427 hum, I can't say I'd blame him. All in one package
Nice
I dont think this is from 1992 as she looks much older than 57 here.
It is indeed from 1992.
She was born on the 30s, amidst the Great Depression, and long before the time of pushing beauty creams and augmentations like plastic surgery. They all smoked, in public, even in high school, openly. They did not have all of the in-depth research about using SPF, not even sure if many of them used it at all until the late 60s and 70s. There was not clean drinking water available in all regions of the states. I am not sure of their diet but all that being said - beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I think she is absolutely stunning but I look past patriarchal views of women. I do not adhere to all of the conventional standards of beauty. It's a shame that in 2024 people will sit and disregard a woman's brilliance and focus on superficial looks.
5:10
She predicted Trumpism.
And then Charlie asked Joan if she wanted to see his happenis 😳
wait is this true? i knew he was a creep but damn?
No he didn't.
Quit spreading lies, ya bloody immature troll!
@@ainasaid902no, it’s just bullshit! This troll is fucking lying and making shit up.
68
Peerless then now always
why was she so shy and lost with words, doesn't she talk about power and speaking your voice, she was so empty in opinions and words, what a waste of interview, if the interviewer interrupt often, you speak louder..
This man interrupted her repeatedly. This was very common in the 90s, and it still does happen today. Women who are brilliant and confident don't need to shout and battle with men. Speaking your voice isn't always literal, and being powerful isn't being the loudest. The rest of us notice how gracefully she handled being mistreated as intelligent women typically are. Many of us are used to the treatment ourselves.
I am here because of Olivia Rodrigo 😊
Wow, what a terrible interview.
She didn't do to well in this interview.
I Agree, she must be a better writer than speaker. I was lost during the interview it was a lack of complete thought during questioning.
She always interviews like this. Sketchy..
baba free She doesn't have a ghost writer if that's what you're thinking but drugs can make you write some amazing stuff.
Lowbudget Soop any interview, if considered poor, is always the fault of the interviewer, never the interviewee. Rose either underprepared for the meaningful probing of, or could not keep pace with, (or both) Didion’s genius.
That’s how many introverts are-better at writing than interviews.