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entgötterte Natur (Schiller)
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Further reading: Psychopolitics: Neoliberalism and New Technologies of Power by Byung-Chul Han[1]. 1. https://www.versobooks.com/books/2505-psychopolitics
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Sean Bonney: Notes on Militant Poetics(my-blackout.com)
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Like Wittgenstein, I sometimes think of our [scientific and] technological age as a bedazzlement. Jack Rusher, on the other hand, seems to point toward making technology transparent (an end in itself) and is incredibily inspiring for it. I
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I love this! A Barthesian project. Should we be careful of what words do compared to what they mean , or rather, is it best to be impulsive at the risk of catastrophe?
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Not "probably" but certainly. Mental illness not just as a psychological or even chemical problem but also as an ontologically-inflected political one.
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I recently watched an interesting conversation between Todd McGowan and Walter Davis on Kafka[1] which you might enjoy. There's a bit in the aforementioned interview where they mention if one is learning German, a good introductory rou
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Itineraries of a Hummingbird: E.M. Cioran(itinerariesofahummingbird.com)
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It is situated in such a beautiful place. I fondly remember the surf, the woods, the jazz club, and the anarchist literary scene. It's really a shame about the lack of diversity and the racist, anti-homeless natives/long-term resi
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First capitalism takes our brain, then the state our flesh. It is therefore no surprise just how incredibly unintelligent it makes everyone.
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"I like that crouching brooding quality in Keats - squatting on the moss, crushing a petal, licking his lips & rubbing his hands, 'counting the last oozings, hours by hours.' I like him the best of them all, because he do
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You might be interested in Thomas Merton's The Wisdom of the Desert [1], and this neat blog[2] I follow pertaining to Eastern Orthodoxy. 1. https://www.ndbooks.com/book/the-wisdom-of-the-desert/ 2. https:&#
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I love the Philokalia.
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"The best thing for being sad," replied Merlin, beginning to puff and blow, "is to learn something. That’s the only thing that never fails. You may grow old and trembling in your anatomies, you may lie awake at night listenin
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A bit extreme but a noteworthy claim: "Trust me, the being-dead part is much easier than the dying part. If you can watch much television, then being dead will be a cinch. Actually, watching television and surfing the Internet are real
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There is no escaping metaphysics(iai.tv)
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Beyond Poetry(tabletmag.com)
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Privacy for Whom?(thenewinquiry.com)
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What we do here in California is certainly not called living. When the opportunity arises where one may own a home, there is no longer anyone to live in there. The technological curse may be the preservation of the link between so-called pr
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In hopes of regaining a more pure, attentive listening experience, I've steered clear of using the well-known streaming services. As such, despite obvious discovery limitations, erring towards contemporary music: Bandcamp Daily and Ban
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Probably still the best piece introducing him is by Craig Keller (@evillights) for the Senses of Cinema's Great Directors series: https://archive.ph/ncWrG
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Re: spiritually-inspired music, see also Pharoah Sanders and Leon Thomas. A few of my favorites: Leon Thomas's "The Creator Has a Master Plan": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoYnvw-97II Pharoah Sanders and
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Borges, out of anyone in history, would be the one most against getting rid of your physical books on account of them "taking up room." Anyways, having physical books on a shelf, stacked up on a corner of a room, lying scattered t
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Well said. But let us go deeper: “Property must be destroyed before imagination can be developed any further.” (Berger) “No matter how much it proclaims its pseudotolerance, the capitalist system in all its forms (family, school, factories,
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The James Turrell Skyspace in Pomona College, and the annual International Festival at Claremont McKenna College are pretty neat.
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I have a somewhat literary knowledge base of text (.txt) files on a Git repository, e.g., to-read.txt: Author, Title (ISBN). I've tried some independent literary platforms (re: https://oku.club/ ) but they fall short in
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The Almond Trees by Albert Camus (1940)(dilipsimeon.blogspot.com)
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A couple lessons I've learned: "A king is but a foolish labourer / Who wastes his blood to be another’s dream" (Yeats) "As a capitalist, he is only capital personified. His soul is the soul of capital." (Marx)
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Usually tend to group af Klint with Agnes Lawrence Pelton and Agnes Martin for some reason. A great, mystical artist, certainly[1][2]. 1. https://maaarine.tumblr.com/post/684082887623131136/beyond-t... 2. https:&
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Tiqqun(en.wikipedia.org)
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