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Showing posts with label peter sloterdijk. Show all posts
5 Oct 2020

D. H. Lawrence is all the Rage

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  James K. Walker and an outsider art style portrait of DHL   I.    There are not many joyous events to look forward to in November: All So...
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27 Sept 2020

The Greeks Had a Word For It: Thymos

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    I.    The first time I remember hearing that the Greeks had a word for it was when listening to the 1981 single 'Chihuahua' by ...
26 Sept 2020

The Flood is Never Over

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Utnapishtim preparing for the flood     I.    The story of a great flood or deluge, usually sent by a deity of some kind in order to punish ...
25 Sept 2020

On Background Radiation (in a Cultural-Philosophical Sense)

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The Cosmic Microwave Background (NASA 2010)     I.    Readers may recall the big hoo-ha created by physicists Sokal and Bricmont back in the...
23 Sept 2020

On the Backs of Tigers

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Henri Rousseau: Traumgarten     The above work by French post-impressionist painter Henri Rousseau, reminds me of something Nietzsche wrote...
22 Sept 2020

Amechania

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Reworked image from A Guide on Greek Mythology   by chubbyeol_jones on wattpad.com I. Help!   In an interview with Playboy in 1980, John L...
19 Sept 2020

News in the Age of Coronavirus

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    My mother - though not so much my father, who was really only interested in sports - loved to watch news and discussion programmes and I...
18 Sept 2020

In Praise of Fighters: At the Gym and on the Battlefield with D. H. Lawrence

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George Rodger's famous photo taken in Southern Sudan (1949)  of a Nuba wrestling champion being carried victorious upon  the shoulders o...
15 Sept 2020

Evolution as a Vaudeville of Forms: Notes on Genetic Drift and Ontological Seasickness

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Peter Sloterdijk by Martin Sjardijn  Oil on canvas (21.7 x 23.6 inches)  saatchiart.com      I.   Say the word drift to me and, being a chi...
13 Sept 2020

Cars (Have You Ever Stopped to Think Who's the Slave and Who's the Master?)

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Sleeve for the single 'Cars' by Gary Numan  from the album The Pleasure Principle   (Beggars Banquet, 1979)  Click here to pla...
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11 Sept 2020

Hold Your Post-Historical Horses! It's the D. H. Lawrence Birthday Post 2020

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Detail from an original artwork by James Walker / Izaak Bosman (2018) See D. H. Lawrence: A Digital Pilgrimage: click here     According to ...
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17 Nov 2017

Peter Sloterdijk and the Question of Anthropotechnics

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Polity Press (2013) Anthropotechnics is a term widely used today across numerous fields of study and with many different meanings...