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Classical Wisdom
How to Steal From Homer Duplicative Language in Ancient Greece and Rome
11 months ago
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I’m Not a Look-Alike: François Brunelle’s Doppelgänger Photos doppelganger (n.) Wraith. literally: double-goer. Apparition of a living person, 1826 (from 1824 as...
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doppelganger (n.) Wraith. literally: double-goer. Apparition of a living person, 1826 (from 1824 as a German word in English). – OED     We are more alike than many of us hope. Photographer François Brunelle has spent years tracking down real-life doppelgängers — people who are...
TheCollector
The Merchant’s House Museum Fears ‘Irreparable Damage’ undefined
a year ago
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Identipop, Build Your Own Popstar, 1969 With Identipops you could fashion 74 press-out pieces to make ‘thousands of faces – stars and...
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With Identipops you could fashion 74 press-out pieces to make ‘thousands of faces – stars and unknowns’. The unknowns are easy to spot – but can you identify all the popstars on the game’s box design? Made in the UKL by Play Value Ltd  – they produced similar games, also from the...
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The Shining Path Insurgency: Modern Peru’s Darkest Hour undefined
a year ago
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The West African Squadron: Hunting Slave Ships on the High Seas undefined
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Jesus In Photos – The Mid-Century Years Early images of Jesus look not much the Jesus we see today and in the Turin Shroud. Back then he was...
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Early images of Jesus look not much the Jesus we see today and in the Turin Shroud. Back then he was bushy haired and youthful, soft-bodied like the Jesus at the Arian Baptistery, hopeful and free. The face was based on the best looking heathen gods. In the Middle Ages, Jesus...
Trying to Understand...
War, Peace, And That Other Thing. Understanding political violence.
a year ago
TheCollector
A (Brief) History of the IRA undefined
a month ago
Wrong Side of...
The Indian-American century On the Anglo-Indo-sphere
4 days ago
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Lost Battlefield of Alexander the Great Discovered in Türkiye undefined
6 days ago
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Why Do Anti-Natalists Oppose Birth? undefined
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8 Most Divisive President Elections in US History undefined
3 months ago
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Highlights From Free Drawing by Franz Čižek & Herman Kastner (1925) The text book Free drawing: a way of teaching drawing based on natural and everyday objects was...
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The text book Free drawing: a way of teaching drawing based on natural and everyday objects was illustrated by artist Franz Čižek and edited by Hermann Kastner in 1925. The book features 80 plates of rich ornamental compositions.     Franz Čižek – Champion of Creative Art For...
TheCollector
How the Nazis Looted Art in the Netherlands: Dienststelle Mühlmann undefined
7 months ago
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10 Curious and Strange Laws From Around the World undefined
8 months ago
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Restored Delacroix Masterpiece Goes Back on Show at Louvre undefined
8 months ago
History Today Feed
How the CCP is Closing China How the CCP is Closing China JamesHoare Mon, 05/13/2024 - 10:47
7 months ago
Trying to Understand...
Only Connect .... We are lost in a haunted wood.
2 months ago
TheCollector
How Does Psychoanalysis Work According to Lacan? undefined
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The Myth of Deucalion and Pyrrha: The Great Flood in Greek Mythology undefined
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Spencer Perceval: The Only British Prime Minister to Be Assassinated undefined
7 months ago
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10 Must-Read Magical Realist Novels undefined
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Wrong Side of...
The Scottish Play Canon Club podcast: Macbeth
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KAWS Show Shut Down by Protestors undefined
10 months ago
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Women Smoking Snapshots – Touching The Sublime “Cigarettes are bad for you; that is why they are so good” – Richard Klein, Cigarettes Are Sublime  ...
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“Cigarettes are bad for you; that is why they are so good” – Richard Klein, Cigarettes Are Sublime     Richard Klein, Professor of French at Cornell University and editor of Diacritics, quit smoking while writing Cigarettes Are Sublime and has been nicotine-free ever since. So do...
TheCollector
How Did Near Eastern Cultures Influence Greek Art? undefined
9 months ago
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Children’s Drawings of Gladiators Discovered in Pompeii undefined
7 months ago
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Looking For Tibet And A Llama At England’s Pestalozzi Children’s Village – 1959 – 1965 We love to hear from our readers and earlier this year got a call from Len Clarke who told us about...
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We love to hear from our readers and earlier this year got a call from Len Clarke who told us about his memories of the Pestalozzi Children’s Village in East Sussex, England, in the 1960s. Len had seen an image on Flashback of a group of Tibetan children playing ball at the...
TheCollector
What Is Friluftsliv, The Norwegian Way of Life in Harmony with Nature? undefined
9 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Celebrate MLK with 'Agape' How Dr. King was inspired by the Classics...
11 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Roman Empire Podcasts
a year ago
TheCollector
Anglo-Saxon England’s Last 50 Years: A True Game of Thrones undefined
7 months ago
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Akhenaten: 7 Secrets of Egypt’s Heretic Pharaoh undefined
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Who cares about Homer, anyway? What the legendary blind bard tells us about ourselves in the here and now
4 weeks ago
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Diego: The First Escaped Slave to Almost Circumnavigate the World undefined
a year ago
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Could the “Year Without a Summer” Happen Again? Here’s What Experts Say undefined
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Isaac Asimov’s Books of Dirty Limericks Isaac Asimov (c. January 2, 1920 – April 6, 1992) is remembered for his prolific science fiction...
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Isaac Asimov (c. January 2, 1920 – April 6, 1992) is remembered for his prolific science fiction writing, impressive ‘lamb chops’  – of which he said: “They became a permanent feature of my face, and it is now difficult to believe early photographs that show me without sideburns”...
TheCollector
Should you be Skeptical of Ads? Pyrrhonian Skepticism and Consumerism undefined
a year ago
Patterns in Humanity
Recidivism in Norway Did rehabilitation reforms dramatically reduce Norwegian recidivism?
6 months ago
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Who Are the Samaritans in the Bible? undefined
a month ago
History Today Feed
Arthur Cravan: The Disappearing Dadaist Arthur Cravan: The Disappearing Dadaist JamesHoare Wed, 12/04/2024 - 09:36
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See The Rolling Stones 1966 Tour Program In 1966, The Rolling Stones were on tour, supported by The Yardbirds, Long John Baldry and Peter Jay...
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In 1966, The Rolling Stones were on tour, supported by The Yardbirds, Long John Baldry and Peter Jay and the New Jaywalkers and Ike & Tina Turner. Formed in 1962, The Stones had their first number one in ‘64 and in 1966 had released what was to be their breakthrough album an...
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5 Iconic Artworks by Wassily Kandinsky undefined
10 months ago
weird medieval guys
An 800 year prayer book that's decorated with puns Plus a little history of manuscript illustration
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Sacred Flames and Divine Philosophers
a year ago
TheCollector
Francisco Goya’s Descent Into Madness: The Disturbing Black Paintings undefined
8 months ago
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James Simon: Art Collector & Owner of The Nefertiti Bust undefined
5 months ago
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What Is the Ides of March? undefined
9 months ago
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Enuma Elish: Discover the Babylonian Poem of Creation undefined
a year ago
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International Art Trafficking Operation Recovers 6,400 Objects undefined
5 months ago
Dreams of Space -...
The Boy Who Discovered the Earth (1955) Continuing with a bit of a flying saucer theme today is The Boy Who Discovered The Earth. It is a...
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Continuing with a bit of a flying saucer theme today is The Boy Who Discovered The Earth. It is a pleasant science fiction novel for kids about an alien boy who is left behind on Earth. He makes friends with the locals and learns about dogs, baseball, and the life of children on...
Dreams of Space -...
Space Ship to the Moon (1952) Happy New Year! A "Space Ship to the Moon" is your present for a new year. I really like the...
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Happy New Year! A "Space Ship to the Moon" is your present for a new year. I really like the illustrations in this book. The story is OK but the visions of spacecraft, a space station and mining on the Moon are worth seeing. This is a relatively low cost book used so if you like...
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Cricket & Colonialism: A Tale of Imperial Power & Influence undefined
4 months ago
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A George Washington Portrait Goes on Sale, Held at the Met undefined
12 months ago
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Audrey Flack, Pioneer of Photorealism, Dies at 93 undefined
6 months ago
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The Brezhnev Era: Stagnation in the USSR undefined
11 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Do You Listen Well? Lessons on Listening from Plutarch
a year ago
Flashbak
The Coming of the Unconscious: JG Ballard’s Guide To Surrealism In Science Fiction In 1966, readers of issue 164 of New Worlds magazine (1946 – 1997) could enjoy writer JG Ballard’s...
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In 1966, readers of issue 164 of New Worlds magazine (1946 – 1997) could enjoy writer JG Ballard’s (15 November 1930 – 19 April 2009)review of La Jetée, the time-travel short by Chris Marker about time and memory which was receiving its first London screenings and his essay ‘The...
TheCollector
The Church Under the Tang Dynasty: A Forgotten Outpost of Christianity undefined
a month ago
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4 Key Works by Mordecai Richler You Should Be Reading undefined
2 months ago
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Thai Fortune-Telling Manuscript, Before 1844 A beautiful paper accordion manuscript from Thailand that features hand-painted illustrations of...
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A beautiful paper accordion manuscript from Thailand that features hand-painted illustrations of zodiac figures accompanied with text. It was made before 1844.     “Maria Revere Balestier (daughter of Paul Revere and wife to the first American consulate to Singapore) was the...
Classical Wisdom
Can you REALLY be offended on behalf of someone else?? Lessons from Borat
a year ago
TheCollector
Who are the Pioneers of the Beat Generation? undefined
7 months ago
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Oxyrhynchus: History’s Most Revealing Rubbish Dump undefined
8 months ago
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8 Famous Women Writers Who Wrote Under Male Pseudonyms undefined
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8 Works of Art & Architecture Commissioned by the Medicis undefined
4 months ago
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How Did Francisco Goya Criticize the Spanish Society? undefined
5 months ago
Trying to Understand...
The Third World War Has Been Cancelled. It was all too difficult, finally.
6 months ago
TheCollector
Benedict Arnold: The Epitome of Betrayal undefined
7 months ago
Global Inequality...
Abundance, capitalism and climate change In classical Marxism, communism is defined as a society of material abundance. It is a society where...
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In classical Marxism, communism is defined as a society of material abundance. It is a society where goods flow in abundance (“after the productive forces have…increased…all the springs of co-operative wealth flow more abundantly”, Marx, Critique of the Gotha Program
TheCollector
Philosophy of War: 3 Influential Theorists undefined
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Aeneas: Founder of Rome The Most Important Myth Ever Told?
11 months ago
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What Were the Strategic Objectives During the Battle of Narvik? undefined
3 weeks ago
Dreams of Space -...
Cosmodrome (1987) Cosmodrome is a paper cut-out book that you could use to build a cosmodrome.  Admittedly it is...
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Cosmodrome is a paper cut-out book that you could use to build a cosmodrome.  Admittedly it is published in 1987 so it is way out of scope for my blog. But it has some great visuals and so I think it is worth sharing. I have never had the nerve to cut this out and build it. Most...
TheCollector
How Found Objects Became Central to Modern Art undefined
3 weeks ago
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What Is the Legacy of Genghis Khan’s Promiscuity? undefined
9 months ago
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Historic Copenhagen Stock Exchange Catches Fire undefined
8 months ago
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TheCollector Interviews Contemporary Artist Toni Mauersberg undefined
10 months ago
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Discover the Lost Culture of San Agustín in Colombia undefined
8 months ago
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4 Villains From the Arthurian Legends Who Really Existed undefined
3 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Gaius Marius ... and the Fall of the Republic
11 months ago
TheCollector
8 Artists Who Defined the Roaring Twenties undefined
a month ago
History Today Feed
Euripides’ Lost Plays Euripides’ Lost Plays JamesHoare Mon, 10/14/2024 - 10:38
2 months ago
TheCollector
Who Were the Founders of Chichen Itza? undefined
a year ago
A Collection of...
Collections: The Philosophy of Liberty – On Liberalism It is once again the week of July 4th and so, as is customary here, I am going to use this week’s...
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It is once again the week of July 4th and so, as is customary here, I am going to use this week’s post to talk about the United States or more correctly this week about the political philosophy the United States was founded on: liberalism. Now an immediate clarification is...
TheCollector
A Complete Guide to Fresco Painting undefined
2 weeks ago
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Get to Know Claudius Ptolemy & His Geocentric Model of the Universe undefined
a year ago
History Today Feed
How the South Became Republican How the South Became Republican JamesHoare Thu, 08/29/2024 - 09:34
4 months ago
TheCollector
England’s Reformation: Edward VI’s Protestant Reforms undefined
5 months ago
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Volva: What Was the Role of Witches in the Viking World? undefined
7 months ago
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What to See if You Only Have a Day at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts undefined
4 months ago
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Archaeologists Excavate Ancient City Destroyed by Romans undefined
3 months ago
History Today Feed
The Publication of Nineteen Eighty-Four The Publication of Nineteen Eighty-Four JamesHoare Fri, 06/07/2024 - 09:29
7 months ago
TheCollector
8 Famous Dada Artists Who Achieved Greatness undefined
a year ago
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4 Sumerian Inventions that Changed the World undefined
a year ago
Wrong Side of...
Your favourite half-British president We could win bigly by courting Donald Trump
a month ago
TheCollector
Ancient Egypt Under the Achaemenid Persian Empire: A Brief Overview undefined
a year ago
Trying to Understand...
No End Of A Lesson. If we can only learn it.
3 months ago
History Today Feed
The Original Bonfire of the Vanities The Original Bonfire of the Vanities JamesHoare Wed, 02/07/2024 - 09:45
11 months ago
TheCollector
An In-Depth History of Health Insurance in the United States undefined
12 months ago
Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for September 2024 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of...
3 months ago
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Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of September. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added a new page: Victoria to Sitka logbook. M291, added support for Cyrillic glyphs. Fractran, released what might be the most in-depth...
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9 Places to Visit Between San Diego and Glacier National Park undefined
8 months ago
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The Life of Aldous Huxley — Author of “Brave New World” undefined
11 months ago
TheCollector
What Is the Invention of Tradition? (3 Stories) undefined
3 months ago
CrimethInc.
Announcing The Beautiful Idea : A New Podcast Participants in CrimethInc. projects are collaborating with veterans of other anarchist media...
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Participants in CrimethInc. projects are collaborating with veterans of other anarchist media platforms on a new podcast, The Beautiful Idea, which will offer reporting and analysis of current events. The first episode of The Beautiful Idea has just been released! In their own...
Flashbak
Browse A Fabulous Archive of England’s North-West (1885 – 1970) From 1885 to the 1970s, Edward Sankey and his sons, Raymond and Eric Sankey, photographed the...
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From 1885 to the 1970s, Edward Sankey and his sons, Raymond and Eric Sankey, photographed the north-west of England. Based at their studio on Duke Street, in Barrow-in-Furness, they captured everyday and extraordinary events. Their archive of more than 10,000 photographs is now...
TheCollector
Umbanda: 10 Facts About The Afrobrazilian Religion undefined
9 months ago
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Who Was Achilles? Greek Mythology’s Greatest Warrior undefined
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The Brink of Nuclear War: The Cuban Missile Crisis undefined
a year ago
Hundred Rabbits
captain what is this After 15 days on the water, we were to get into port. It was the 27th of June, and we'd left Opua on...
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After 15 days on the water, we were to get into port. It was the 27th of June, and we'd left Opua on the 12th. We hove-to for the night, waiting for sunrise before entering Savusavu bay. 'Entering a strange harbor at night is for morons and fools,' people told us. We didn't...
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7 of Elsa Schiaparelli’s Greatest Artistic Collaborations undefined
a year ago
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What Ere Iyaric and “I and I”? Rastafarian Resistance Through Language undefined
9 months ago
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How Did Argentina Lose the Falklands War? Defeat in the South Atlantic undefined
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Candomblé: 10 Facts About the Afrobrazilian Religion undefined
10 months ago
Flashbak
Got Live If You Want It: John Scott’s Concert Photographs of Alice Cooper, Bryan Ferry, John Lydon... Never let go of your dreams because nobody else is going to make them happen. When John Scott was a...
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Never let go of your dreams because nobody else is going to make them happen. When John Scott was a child he harboured dreams of becoming a photographer. He roamed around his parents’ home and snapped pictures in his head. He had a talent for it which he thought of turning into a...
TheCollector
How Did Comuna 13 Transform Medellín? undefined
7 months ago
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Automata & AI: A Historical & Cultural Comparison undefined
6 months ago
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The Many Faces of King David: Warrior, Poet, Adulterer undefined
2 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Plato and Atlantis
11 months ago
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How King Alfred Nearly Lost Everything (But Didn’t) undefined
2 months ago
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Who Was George Eliot? undefined
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Why Does Nietzsche Reject Morality? undefined
a year ago
History Today Feed
‘Habsburgs on the Rio Grande’ by Raymond Jonas review ‘Habsburgs on the Rio Grande’ by Raymond Jonas review JamesHoare Wed, 06/19/2024 - 09:52
6 months ago
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What Did Aristotle Say About Meaning and Language? undefined
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What is the Role of Law in Aristotle’s Politics? undefined
a year ago
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Hitler’s Gamble: Where Did the Battle of the Bulge Take Place? undefined
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Text Art: How Do Text and Art Mix Together? undefined
7 months ago
Trying to Understand...
So They Want Negotiations, Now. Have they any idea what they are talking about?
a year ago
TheCollector
A History of Alaska’s Indigenous People undefined
a year ago
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Naturalism, Realism, and Impressionism: Three Movements Explained undefined
4 months ago
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What Is Relational Aesthetics? undefined
a year ago
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The Greek Revolution: How Greece Was Freed From the Ottomans undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Tolkien and the Classics Plato, Cicero... Bilbo?
a year ago
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Residential Schools in the US & Canada: The Lost Children undefined
11 months ago
History Today Feed
Volcanoes on Tour: Recreating Vesuvius Volcanoes on Tour: Recreating Vesuvius j.hoare Fri, 11/24/2023 - 10:14
a year ago
TheCollector
History of Hollywood in the 1980s-1990s: Everything You Need to Know undefined
10 months ago
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What Is The Critical Pedagogy Movement? undefined
a year ago
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Who Is the Mystery Mummy of Tomb KV55? (4 Theories) undefined
a year ago
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Bacon and Monet Landscapes to Lead Christie’s Evening Sale undefined
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10 Must-Visit Historic Towns in Japan undefined
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History Today Feed
On the Spot: Gina Anne Tam On the Spot: Gina Anne Tam JamesHoare Mon, 11/18/2024 - 10:08
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Trying to Understand...
Dealing With Foreigners ... Is more complicated than you might think.
a year ago
TheCollector
Was Minoan Crete a Matriarchal Society? undefined
9 months ago
History Today Feed
A History of Phantom Pain A History of Phantom Pain j.hoare Mon, 01/15/2024 - 12:44
11 months ago
TheCollector
What Do Anti-Natalists Say About Existence and Consent? undefined
a year ago
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6 Assassinations That Changed History undefined
7 months ago
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10 Things to See on Your Artistic Expedition Through Los Angeles undefined
5 months ago
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Who Was Paracelsus? 11 Things You Should Know undefined
9 months ago
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5 Strange Election Systems Around the World undefined
2 months ago
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Ancient Jerusalem: From the Bronze Age to the Roman Era undefined
a year ago
Flashbak
Finding Mom in 1970s New York City – Rich Allen’s Portraits Roll Back The Years Thanks to Rich Allen and his brilliant pictures of New York City in the 1970s, Lisa Murray got to...
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Thanks to Rich Allen and his brilliant pictures of New York City in the 1970s, Lisa Murray got to see a picture of her late mother. We’re going to share some more of Rich’s portraits of people of 1970s NYC after we’ve heard from Lisa. “I am so grateful for Rich Allen for taking...
TheCollector
Did Anne Boleyn Really Ruin Wolsey? undefined
a year ago
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Emma Of Normandy: The Unsung Queen of the Medieval World undefined
12 months ago
Flashbak
Emma Willard’s Time Maps “Education cannot prosper in any community unless…the best and most cultivated talents of that...
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“Education cannot prosper in any community unless…the best and most cultivated talents of that community can be brought in to exercise the way.” – Emma Hart Willard   Emma Willard (February 23, 1787 – April 15, 1870) was a trailblazing American educator who founded the first...
African History...
a brief note on contacts between ancient African kingdoms and Rome. finding the lost city of Rhapta on the east African coast.
6 months ago
Classical Wisdom
A Few Spots Left Secure Seats for the In Search of Homer Trip
a month ago
TheCollector
Philip II of Macedon: The Man Who Made Alexander “Great” undefined
11 months ago
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Egyptian Demons: Guardians and Wanders undefined
a year ago
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Do My Dreams Mean Anything? A Philosophical Look at the Unconscious Mind undefined
5 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Have We Lost Ritual in our Lives? How can we bring it back? And should we in the first place?
a year ago
TheCollector
6 Things You Should Know About Pop Art undefined
a month ago
Classical Wisdom
Magna Graecia Greek or Roman?
2 months ago
TheCollector
Exploring Silves: The Algarve’s Medieval Capital undefined
8 months ago
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Who Were the Hessians in the American Revolution? undefined
4 months ago
A Collection of...
Collections: How to Roman Republic 101, Part I: SPQR This is the first of a planned five-part series looking at the structure of the Roman Republic as...
a year ago
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a year ago
This is the first of a planned five-part series looking at the structure of the Roman Republic as another example of civic governance structures in antiquity, to match our series on the Greek polis. As with that series, we’re going to start by defining our community and its...
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What Was Kristallnacht? The Horrors of the Night of Broken Glass undefined
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How Have Druids Influenced Wales Throughout History? undefined
3 months ago
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6 Lesser-Known Geoglyphs Outside of Nazca undefined
11 months ago
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Who Was George Hodel? undefined
3 months ago
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Who Was Michel Foucault? Power, Knowledge, and Legacy undefined
9 months ago
Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for October 2024 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of...
2 months ago
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2 months ago
Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of October. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added Rabbit Waves and Logbooks. Updated woodstove installation, no windlass with 1 photo, mini dodger and Victoria to Sitka logbook with Week 3...
TheCollector
What is Dialectic? From Heraclitus to Marx undefined
a year ago
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9 Interesting Facts about Medusa undefined
7 months ago
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Who Were the Wright Brothers? undefined
9 months ago
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20 Roman Emperors Who Defined Ancient Rome undefined
7 months ago
African History...
A complete history of Abomey: capital of Dahomey (ca. 1650-1894) Urbanism in the forest region.
a year ago
TheCollector
Who Won? The Competition Between Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo undefined
10 months ago
Flashbak
Watch TV-CBGB – A Punk Sitcom From 1981 In November 1982, Billboard reviewed a CBGB-produced cable access show to “include interviews,...
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In November 1982, Billboard reviewed a CBGB-produced cable access show to “include interviews, comedy skits, and live performances”. Stuart Newman, a member of the The Roustabouts, one of the groups featured on the show – along with Idiot Savant, The Hard, Jo Marshall, Shrapnel...
TheCollector
What Makes a Celt & Did They Ever Inhabit Britannia? undefined
a year ago
Flashbak
Très Parisien: The Height Of French Chic 1920-1936 Très Parisien magazine sold itself as ‘chic’ and ‘elegant’. Published between 1920 and 1936 it...
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Très Parisien magazine sold itself as ‘chic’ and ‘elegant’. Published between 1920 and 1936 it presented creations by such couturiers as Louise Chéruit, Premet (best known for La Garconne, or The Flapper, a black dress with a white collar and cuffs introduced in 1923, Philip et...
TheCollector
Has Depression Always Been Around? The History of a Timeless Disorder undefined
8 months ago
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How Were the Twelve Tribes of Israel Formed? undefined
2 months ago
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Why Visit Northumberland? : Britain’s Historic Hidden Gem undefined
5 months ago
Flashbak
László Moholy-Nagy: Art from the Epoch of the Modernist Experiment László Moholy-Nagy (July 20, 1895 – November 24, 1946) was a Jewish Hungarian poet, painter and...
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László Moholy-Nagy (July 20, 1895 – November 24, 1946) was a Jewish Hungarian poet, painter and photographer before he became the major proselytiser of the new avant-garde vision at the Bauhaus school, where has taught as a professor and succeeded is working across disciplines.  ...
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10 Unique Pigments That You Have Never Heard Of undefined
9 months ago
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What Can Psychoanalysis Tell Us About Hamlet? undefined
a year ago
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Which President Was the Only One to Resign from Office? undefined
2 months ago
Trying to Understand...
And Now for Something Completely Different. Am I me? Are You you? ?
a year ago
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What Was Pope Innocent III’s Role in the Medieval Crusades? undefined
11 months ago
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10 Historic Small Towns in Arizona You Must Visit undefined
3 months ago
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What Is the Message Behind Hip-Hop? undefined
10 months ago
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England’s Medieval Angevin Empire Explained undefined
10 months ago
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6 of Katherine Mansfield’s Short Stories You Need to Read undefined
a year ago
African History...
The textile trade of pre-colonial Africa In December 1633, a Dutch ship reached the fort of Nassau on the ‘Gold Coast’ (modern Ghana),...
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In the 1970s, David Rostance was photographing life in the UK. Inevitably, his pictures of Birmingham, The Black Country, London and Wolverhampton included cars. He took the above picture of the Ford Cortina Mk.1 parked on the roadside on 5th February 1978. It could be seen a...
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Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the month of May. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, updated jib cars, and added new recommendations on the...
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For Those About to Rock We Salute You – ACDC, 1981     You had it all – the hair, the sticks, the pointy guitar, the hair, the band, the drive, the tights, the most piercing scream outside a Pee Wee Herman meets Cher Christmas convention. And you also had the hair. In the 1980s …...
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As futarchy interest and activity are way up lately, this seems a good time to elaborate on one of its most technical issues, one that @metaproph3t also discussed recently: decision selection bias.
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For the next few posts, I want to take a look at how some ‘tribal’ peoples raised armies, in contrast to the way that ancient (or later) states raised armies. As moderns, we are so familiar with the way that states function that the far older systems of non-state organization and...
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Here we go again, time for another passage. We left Fiji on October 23rd 2018, eager to spend some time on the water again. Our plan, was to stop by Tuvalu, maybe Kiribati, before arriving in Majuro in the Marshall islands where we'd be spending two months before moving off west...
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It has been a while but here is a strange Christmas post for you.  Something about Santa and Flying Saucers seems to go together like White wine and Cracker Jack. Sort of sweet and tangy and gets your attention. Santa and the Space Men is a play for children about how Santa is...
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The Great Experience (1963) I have been collecting these books for such a long time that it is rare to come across one I haven't...
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I have been collecting these books for such a long time that it is rare to come across one I haven't seen.  I know there are still many out there but my language skills are poor enough that I rarely find  the many books that exist in other languages. So I present today The Great...
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You may have never heard of the George Hotel, which once sat at the top of Buchanan Street in Glasgow like a ‘great carbuncle’, but you have probably seen parts of its interiors from films like Trainspotting (the circular room used as a backdrop for the drug scene with Keith...
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Martin Luther King and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference based their strategy on two ideas; the idea that nonviolent civil disobedience, in the tradition of Thoreau and Gandhi, was the only method that the civil rights movement should use, and the idea that white...
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The Scene That Reveals the Beauty of Classic Hollywood Cinema 1939 is widely considered the greatest year in Hollywood history. Back then, writes 1939: The Year...
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1939 is widely considered the greatest year in Hollywood history. Back then, writes 1939: The Year in Movies author Tom Flannery, the so-called “Big Eight” major American studios “had a combined 590 actors, 114 directors and 340 writers under contract, each of whom worked an...
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A "career book' today to inspire young people to pursue engineering. This is a little later in the space race but they did have a clear plan laid out for creating the engineers they might need. The school library was usually full of these career books to inspire academic...
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In the following analysis, we explore the responses to two different extrajudicial killings as a way to understand the different forms of violence that are coming to the fore in our society right now. In the appendix, we offer an incomplete roundup of various responses to the...
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“The bus stops are disappearing so fast. If I come back a year from now, they could be gone, demolished, or rebuilt. These pictures may be all that’s left in the end. I want to give them some kind of immortality.” — Christopher Herwig, Photographer and Soviet Bus Stop Hunter  ...
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I’m pleased to say that one of my readers in the Netherlands has been kind enough to produce and send to me a translation into Dutch of my recent essay “What’s Left and What’s Left?” The translator has elected to remain anonymous, but I’m extremely grateful, and please join me in...
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