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Showing posts with label 6/20 club. Show all posts
7 Oct 2026

Kicking for Kicks: On The 48 Laws of Power (1998) by Robert Greene

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Cover of the paperback edition  (Profile Books, 2000)      I.    Until last night [1], I had never heard of Robert Greene - the American aut...
22 May 2026

A Thing of Beauty in the Abstract: on the Sexiness of the Periodic Table (A Post for Ian Buxton)

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Blair Bradshaw:  Periodic Table  (2013)  Oil on canvas (30" x 72") [1] blairbradshawstudio.com       I.    In a recent 6/20 paper ...
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28 Oct 2024

Eros und Freundschaft: Notes on the Hannah Arendt-Martin Heidegger-Walter Benjamin Triangle

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Walter Benjamin and Hannah Arendt Hannah Arendt and Martin Heidegger     I.   At a 6/20 talk the other day on Walter Benjamin [1] , some cle...
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7 Sept 2023

Spectres of Marx and Derrida: A Post in Response to a 6/20 Paper by John Holroyd

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  The ghostly figures of Karl Marx (1818-1883)  and Jacques Derrida (1930-2004) 'Deconstruction never had any meaning or interest  other...
9 Jul 2023

A Brief Note on the Psychology of Philosophy

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I think, therefore I'm ill   I.    After a recent 6/20 presentation [1] , someone in the audience surprised me by saying that she didn...
20 Sept 2015

Federico Campagna: A Man of Faith and Folly

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Federico Campagna identifies himself as a Sicilian philosopher based in London. Unfortunately, I'm not sure this is entirely ...
14 Feb 2015

Intimacy Issues

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After a recent presentation at the 6/20 Club in which I discussed the seductive and disturbing character of Kawabata's sl...