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Charles Penrose  The Laughing Policeman (1922) [1]     "A fool lifteth up his voice with laughter; but a wise man doth scarce smile a l...

  Georgia O'Keeffe: Black Hills with Cedar (1941) Oil on canvas (16 x 30 in.)     Let us beware of thinking that the world is a living...

 Joan Priego: Contortionist  [1]   When Nietzsche suggested that the secret to a fulfilled and happy life was to live dangerously [2] , I ...

  D. H. Lawrence: Fauns and Nymphs (1927)    I.    "Oh, those Greeks! They knew how to live : what is needed for that is to stop bra...

Image designed by wearphilosophy As a Nietzschean, I've been steeped in a courageous philosophy that celebrates the idea of li...

Cover of the 1908 edition  of Guy de Maupassant's Le Horla   I. The concept of the Outside is as important to me now ...

Jean-Michel Zazzi: Friedrich Nietzsche (2019)  artsper.com To read what one commentator writes, you'd think that Nietzsch...

Two female readers of the Penguin edition of  D. H. Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover (1960) showing little interest in ...

Alicia Dunn: Red Dawn No. 5 (2017) aliciadunnart.com I. If Passion Ends in Knowledge then Nietzsche is the Best-Read Man in Town ...

First I had a flu-like virus that left me with a dry ticklish cough and a dry stuffy nose. This mutated into a chest infection, for w...

The Budding of the Cross   Stephen Alexander (2016) For Nietzsche, innocence is the power to accept oneself as a mortal creatu...

Despite the horror of the night before, in the morning the birds still sang, the flowers still opened and the sun continued t...

A tadpole that has so gaily waved its tail in the water must feel very sick when the tail begins to drop off ... The tail was its de...

Nietzsche Burst!  Designed by by Rev. Shakes (2014)  Available on numerous gift items from www.zazzle.ca If there's one thing...

ilovesciencestore.com For those overexcited vitalists who like to pretend that everything is alive, science deadens existence. Simi...

In response to a growing population and a resultant shortage of housing, it seems that every available space is now being built on in ...

Portrait of St. Januarius, by Caravaggio (1607) Granting himself the right to do so in accordance with popular custom, Nietzsche fa...