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Chris Hedges: The Warped Psychology of the Rich
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Thomas Almqvist / Horisont
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Mister-Lucky
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onetwofeb · 14 hours ago
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Alice Coltrane
Blue Nile
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Alice Coltrane
16mm documentary (1970, Black Journal)
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onetwofeb · 15 hours ago
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Absolute Ethical Life
Michael Lazarus, Martin Hägglund, and Jay Bernstein
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onetwofeb · 17 hours ago
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Eric Dolphy - Last Date (1964)
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Epistrophy 0:00​
South Street Exit 11:13​
The Madrig Speaks, The Panther Walks 18:28​
Hypochristmutreefuzz 23:14​
You Don't Know What Love Is 28:42​
Miss Ann 40:04​
Epistrophy* 45:40​
Eric Dolphy (bcl, fl, as), Misha Mengelberg (p), Jacques Schols (b), Han Bennink (d)
Hilversum, June 2, 1964
Eindhoven (De Poort van Kleef), June 1, 1964*
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onetwofeb · 18 hours ago
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Jenny Holzer, Untitled (Die Fast and Quiet) (from The Survival Series), 1983–1985
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onetwofeb · 19 hours ago
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In the Wake of Thought: The Dialectics of Scientific Knowledge
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This work, In the Wake of Thought: The Dialectics of Scientific Knowledge, analyses the relationship between philosophical inquiry and scientific understanding, as explored through the lens of Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit. Written with a deep commitment to Hegelian thought, the paper seeks to illuminate the nature of scientific knowledge, its emergence through the dialectical process, and its ultimate place within the development of universal spirit. The exploration is rooted in a critical engagement with Hegel’s Preface, where the role of the concept in shaping knowledge and truth is examined, and where the shift from individualism to collective understanding is thoroughly analyzed.
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onetwofeb · 1 day ago
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Catherine Deneuve and Marcelo Mastroianni
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onetwofeb · 1 day ago
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With intensity, a drop evaporates by law
In conclusion, leaving is easy
When you've got some place you need to be
I'm giving up this gig for another season
With the TV on mute
I'm listening back to the tapes
On the hotel bed
My my my apocalypse
My my my apocalypse
"Look at what arrives—my apocalypse…"
– J. G. Ballard, from “The Cloud-Sculptors of Coral D,” Vermilion Sands (Jonathan Cape, 1973)
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Ellen Von Unwerth
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André Kertész
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