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26 Mar 2025
Joy is Deeper Than the Heart's Agony: On Nietzsche and the Concept of Confelicity
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A young Nietzsche looking joyful in 1869 Image via The Mindless Philosopher "The lowest animal can imagine the pain of others. But...
5 Mar 2025
On the Loving of Enemies
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Liebe deine Feinde, denn sie bringen das Beste in dir zum Vorschein ... I. As we all know, Jesus famously taught we should love our ...
13 Feb 2025
In Praise of Skipping
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Vivienne Westood photographed by Michael Roberts for Vogue (August 1987) [1] The other day, walking in a westerly direction along Picc...
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29 Jun 2024
Meine Rosen
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Meine Rosen (SA / 2024) I. As is well known, Zarathustra often speaks cryptically. Take the following sentence, for example, spoke...
18 Dec 2023
Is it True That When You Leave the Haunted Forest You Discover the Blue of the Greater Day?
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Intoxication (SA/2023) Is it true that when you leave the haunted forest you discover the blue of the greater day? Not quite. What y...
9 Dec 2023
Thoughts Inspired by Ben Woodard's 'On an Ungrounded Earth' (2013)
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Punctum Books (2013) I. When I hear the term geophilosophy my first thought is not to Deleuze and Guattari's work, but, rather, b...
25 Feb 2022
I'm All Ears: Notes on the Strange Case of Momo and the Art of Listening
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Momo bronze sculpture by Ulrike Enders (2007) Photo: ChristianSchd (2014) I. As many readers will know, Michael Ende - son of the German...
16 Jan 2022
Richard Lovatt Somers: Notes Towards a Character Study (Part 2)
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Garry Shead: Flaming Kangaroo (1992) From the D. H. Lawrence Series etchinghouse.com.au I. So, as we have seen in part one of ...
19 Dec 2021
Chastity (Or the Peace That Comes of Fucking)
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I. One of the most surprising things about Lady Chatterley's Lover (1928), is that it closes with an affirmation of chastity, or w...
24 Apr 2021
As for Lawrence ... He's a Moral Conservative
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Perhaps one of the most surprising - and, for some, disappointing - things that D. H. Lawrence ever wrote is found in the Foreword to Fa...
26 Mar 2021
Contrasting Visions of the Last Man in Nietzsche and Olaf Stapledon
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Nietzsche and Olaf Stapledon both had a vision of the last humans ... I. For Nietzsche, der letzter Mensch is the antithesis of ...
20 Dec 2019
On Stamina (as Ontological Destiny)
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John Melhuish Strudwick: A Golden Thread (1885) I. An aged philosopher, said a young Nick Land, is either a monster of stamina ...
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