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8 Mar 2025
Know Thyself: A Reflection
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Ai Weiwei: Know Thyself (2022) Lego bricks 192.5 x 192.5 cm [a] I. Whenever I come across the ancient Greek injunction know thyself...
4 Feb 2025
From Kant's Cave to Nietzsche's Kindergarten (Confessions of a Children's Entertainer)
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Me in my role as a punk children's entertainer (c.1985 ) Now watch closely little girl as I prick your red balloon with a safety pin...
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14 May 2024
Ad Hominem à la Friedrich Nietzsche
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Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 - 1900) Master of the argumentum ad hominem I. Academic philosophers, who like to take a serious and professio...
27 Feb 2024
Notes on Socrates and the Ethics of Sobriety (A 6/20 Paper by Maria Thanassa)
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Curbing their enthusiasm: Socrates, Maria Thanassa & Larry David I. According to Maria Thanassa [1] , notions of sobriety and ...
15 Jan 2024
Reflections on Vita Contemplativa by Byung-Chul Han (Part Three)
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Cover of the Portuguese edition (Relógio D'Água, 2022) [a] I. The ethics of inactivity rests, according to Byung-Chul Han, on timi...
22 Nov 2023
On Oblivion
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I. I was interested to hear the Chairman of the D. H. Lawrence Society, Mr Alan Wilson, claim in a recent sermon streamed live from St....
25 Jun 2022
Stone Me, What a Life! (A Brief Post in Memory of Tony Hancock)
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The Lad Himself Anthony [Aloysius St John] Hancock (1924 - 1968) On this day in 1968, the English comic actor Tony Hancock committed su...
5 Mar 2022
Nephophilia (A Reply to Simon Solomon)
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Dark Clouds (2013) photo by Audrey Skoglund fineartamerica.com You say it's dark. And, in truth, I did place a cloud before your su...
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21 Apr 2021
On Olaf Stapledon's Moral Rationalism
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Promotional image for the 2020 film adaptation of Olaf Stapledon's novel directed by Jóhann Jóhannsson and narrated by Tilda Swinton Cl...
5 Jan 2020
The Gods Have Become Our Diseases
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Cover image - by the author's daughter, Flavia Tower - to the first UK edition (Victor Gollancz, 1971) I. "We think we ...
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