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Posts by dr greg is historicising ✍️💫
Reflections on four books recently read, by Marion Milner, Doris Lessing, Robert Burton, and Antonia Pont — on methods of organising oneself.
tinyurl.com/yuyddcx5
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I probably would!
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The latest on Hegel's Preface to the Phenomenology -- this time turning to his polemic against Schelling and the debate over metaphysical first principles. Whew!
tinyurl.com/y8znk3sy
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Broken Middle
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My attempt at an accessible introduction to the thought of Erich Auerbach and his history of literary technique -- focused on the question of how the everyday became fit for serious represention.
tinyurl.com/y7vwn755
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Notes on the rational ambitions of literary criticism, its systematic tendencies, and its presumption of an intelligible order in the literary object.
tinyurl.com/39r8vh7d
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Nicolas Poussin, A Dance to the Music of Time (c. 1634-36).
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A commentary on Hegel’s concept of history as totality and the task of philosophy in revolutionising historical consciousness.
tinyurl.com/2s4e5j7z
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A new commentary on Hegel’s criticism of intuition as the sovereign faculty of Romantic philosophy.
tinyurl.com/3tusbzat
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Cosimo Rosselli, "Madonna and Child with Three Angels" (c. 1478-1480).
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Paul Klee, "A Guardian Angel Serves a Small Breakfast" (1920).
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Paul Klee, "It Weeps" (1939).
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Paul Klee, 'Forgetful Angel' (1939).
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The first in a series of commentaries on the Preface to Hegel’s Phenomenology, beginning with the problem of philosophy’s proper genre, style, and structure.
tinyurl.com/yeura63v
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The first in a series of commentaries on the Preface to Hegel’s Phenomenology, beginning with the problem of philosophy’s proper genre, style, and structure.
tinyurl.com/yeura63v
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Some thoughts on some books 📚
open.substack.com/pub/thewaste...
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“As something presupposed, reason and faith are abstract, empty representations; for them to become concrete they must be explicated and viewed as unfamiliar” (Hegel, History of Philosophy, II.132).
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On Hegel's mixed metaphors, the mismatch of word and image, and making the best of abstraction.
tinyurl.com/3s4y2s48
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A new essay on Robert Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, the conflict of reason and imagination, and Burton's attempts to escape the universal folly that his work diagnoses and performs.
tinyurl.com/4hsw4aux
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A new essay on Robert Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, the conflict of reason and imagination, and Burton's attempts to escape the universal folly that his work diagnoses and performs.
tinyurl.com/4hsw4aux
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A new essay on Gillian Rose’s final poetic works, unhappy consciousness, and the Pearl poet’s representations of the absolute.
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A new essay on Gillian Rose’s final poetic works, unhappy consciousness, and the Pearl poet’s representations of the absolute.
substack.com/home/post/p-...
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In case you missed it -- a new essay on Gillian Rose, Arthurian myth, and the philosophy of shame: open.substack.com/pub/thewaste...
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In case you missed it -- a new essay on Gillian Rose, Arthurian myth, and the philosophy of shame: open.substack.com/pub/thewaste...
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meanwhile Greg @thewastedworld.bsky.social has a new blog up and running. Go and subscribe to that instead!
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