Nabokov’s Speak, Memory a Proustian Autobiography
“As far back as I remember myself (with interest, with amusement, seldom with admiration or disgust), I have been subject
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T.S. Eliot Poetry Preaches Christianity
While reading T.S. Eliot’s East Coker, the first thing that was apparent was a lack of form – until Part
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Descartes and the Doubting Mind by James Hill
On the field of history, many actors play a key role in shaping human events. Socrates tutored Plato, who tutored
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Love is an Inescapable Memory Trap
Love is an inescapable memory trap, and you need only read Marcel Proust’s Swann’s Way to realize this. All of
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Erik Davis’s Techgnosis Investigates the Technosoul
“With pills modifying personality, machines modifying bodies, and synthetic pleasures and networked minds engineering a more fluid and invented sense
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Polemics by Alain Badiou
To French philosopher Alain Badiou, philosophy is more than intellectual arm wrestling; it doesn’t merely serve to ask questions about
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The Faith of the Faithless by Simon Critchley
“When I think of religion at all, I feel as if I would like to found an order for those
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Been There, Done That, Burned the T-shirt
Marcel Proust is an acquired taste, and it only took nearly 200 pages for me to acquire that taste. Perhaps
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Love Through Magic, Confidence Through Faith, Divinity Through Memory
“The talisman is an object imprinted with an image which has been supposed to been rendered magical, or to have
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The Rise of Dogmatic Brainwashing
“We try to rediscover in things, now precious because of it, the glimmer that our soul projected on them; we
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Moonwalking with Einstein a Brainy, Gonzo Quest Never to Forget
“It takes a lot of remembering just to be able to remember.” -Joshua Foer, Moonwalking with Einstein When I first
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