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The Siege of Budapest in WWII: Everything You Need to Know undefined
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The Mexican Escape of European Surrealists During World War II undefined
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TheCollector Sits Down with Romulo Royo (Video Interview) undefined
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Venice’s Nordic Pavilion Receives a Massive Chinese Dragon undefined
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Charles Baudelaire’s Theory of Art: Is Beauty Universal? undefined
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The Second Punic War: How Hannibal Almost Conquered Rome undefined
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What’s the Best Time of Year to Visit the Parthenon? undefined
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Samnite Wars: How Rome Conquered the Samnites (History & Aftermath) undefined
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What Is the Gospel of Truth? undefined
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Attritional Warfare: Stalemate on the Western Front During WWI undefined
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Symbolism and Identity in Northern Renaissance Portraiture undefined
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Why Does Nietzsche Reject Morality? undefined
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African History...
a brief note on Africa in 16th century global history. the international relations and manuscripts of Kongo
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Flashbak
Black Woodstock: The Harlem Cultural Festival, NYC – 1969 Away from the “peace and love” at Woodstock in 1969, New York City’s Harlem was the venue for a...
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Away from the “peace and love” at Woodstock in 1969, New York City’s Harlem was the venue for a series of shows that became known as Black Woodstock. Held at 3pm on Sundays in Mount Morris Park between 29 June and 24 August, 1969, as many as 300,000 people attended the festival...
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What Makes Salvador Dali So Famous? undefined
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Soviets in Munich? The 1919 Bavarian Soviet Republic undefined
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Mona Lisa Location Mystery Solved, Geologist Claims undefined
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The Great Emu War: When Australians Lost to Flightless Birds undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Plato and Atlantis
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Discover the Secrets of the Catacombs of Rome undefined
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What Treaty Ended World War II? undefined
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A Few Spots Left Secure Seats for the In Search of Homer Trip
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8 Works of Art & Architecture Commissioned by the Medicis undefined
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How Did the Babylonian Exile Shape Judaism? undefined
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Flashbak
In Your Face: Photographer Shoots Londoners Up Close And Personal Using the skills he learned as a table tennis champ, Londoner Paul Trevor wandered through the...
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Using the skills he learned as a table tennis champ, Londoner Paul Trevor wandered through the city’s financial district and its money markets and Brick Lane market getting in people’s faces. These spontaneous closeups appeared in the book and show In  Your Face. Like Mark...
TheCollector
Who Were the Wright Brothers? undefined
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What Are the Best-known Post-Impressionist Paintings? undefined
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Flashbak
Save The Robots: Life At New York’s Best Illegal Nightclub In The 1980s Save the Robots was an underground after hours club in New York City’s Lower East Side. Deb Diz...
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Save the Robots was an underground after hours club in New York City’s Lower East Side. Deb Diz Fearon was living in the building at 25 Avenue B, Manhattan before the ‘Robots’ moved into the basement. “We were the tenants that got kicked out so Save The Robots could move in,” she...
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The Battle of Grunwald: A Gamechanger for Eastern Europe undefined
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Ancient Marble Floor Restored Underwater in Italy undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Three Cabins Left Emperors, Conquerors, and Saints
10 months ago
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René Descartes’ Legacy: The Persistence of Mind-Body Dualism undefined
11 months ago
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How Did Rachel Ruysch Become a World Famous Still Life Painter? undefined
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Art for Change: A Brief History of Protest Art undefined
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What Is the Will to Power? undefined
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Do My Dreams Mean Anything? A Philosophical Look at the Unconscious Mind undefined
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The Art of Fear: What Is Italian Giallo? undefined
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Alexander Nevsky: Savior of the Kievan Rus’? undefined
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Who are the Pioneers of the Beat Generation? undefined
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What Are the Most Similar Languages? undefined
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A Brief History of Mount Everest undefined
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Rationalism 101: A Historical Overview undefined
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Music of the Squares David Ramsay Hay and the Reinvention of Pythagorean Aesthetics Understanding the same laws to apply to both visual and aural beauty, David Ramsay Hay thought it...
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Understanding the same laws to apply to both visual and aural beauty, David Ramsay Hay thought it possible not only to analyse such visual wonders as the Parthenon in terms of music theory, but also to identify their corresponding musical harmonies and melodies, writes Carmel...
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10 Curious and Strange Laws From Around the World undefined
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What Are the Top 7 Sights to See in Milan? undefined
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Robert Koch: Great Microbiologist or Unethical Researcher? undefined
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Highlights of Colour Theory: Illustrating The Mysteries of Light In Colour Whels, Tables, Charts And... Wavelengths of light between 400 and 700 nanometers on the electromagnetic spectrum (EM) are known...
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Wavelengths of light between 400 and 700 nanometers on the electromagnetic spectrum (EM) are known as visible light, or light that can be processed and seen by the human eye. It’s a little fraction of all the EM radiation around us. There are many other parts of the EM spectrum...
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Why Was the Beat Generation Called So? undefined
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Trying to Understand...
No Left Turn Workers and Peasants we are not.
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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the Father of the Turks undefined
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What Countries Joined the Axis Powers? undefined
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A Brief History of the Rahbani Music Family undefined
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7 Dickensian Locations: In the Footsteps of Charles Dickens undefined
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What Is Pierre Bourdieu’s Theory of Taste? undefined
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Hidden History
A Tale of Kale (And Cabbage, and Brussels Sprouts, and Broccoli, and Cauliflower…) These vegetables (and Kohlrabi, and Collard Greens, and Gai Lan, and Bok Choy, and Red Cabbage) may...
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These vegetables (and Kohlrabi, and Collard Greens, and Gai Lan, and Bok Choy, and Red Cabbage) may be familiar in the kitchen, but they do not exist anywhere in nature—and they are all the same species of plant. The Brassica is a very large and diverse family of plants, with...
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Pre-Columbian Writing Systems (And How They Worked) undefined
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Trying to Understand...
My Substack in Other Languages. Starting with Spanish.
a year ago
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What's Left ... And What's Left? A (probably-doomed) attempt at a bit of clarity.
a year ago
TheCollector
4 Roman Emperors Who Died in Battle undefined
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Serop Simonian Art Dealer Arrested by German Polica undefined
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History Today Feed
‘Broken Archangel’ by Roland Philipps review ‘Broken Archangel’ by Roland Philipps review JamesHoare Mon, 06/24/2024 - 10:22
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Can Art Be Harmful? Art and Image from Plato to Modernity undefined
10 months ago
Patterns in Humanity
Sweden's immigration taboo Immigration data kept behind closed doors
4 months ago
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Spycraft and the Glorious Revolution Spycraft and the Glorious Revolution JamesHoare Tue, 03/19/2024 - 09:20
9 months ago
TheCollector
Father of Emperor Caligula: Who Was Germanicus? undefined
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Why Did Plato Think that Education Could Replace Law? undefined
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Remedios Varo: A Female Surrealist Painter Who Isn’t Frida Kahlo undefined
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5 Timeless Financial Tips from Greek and Roman Philosophers undefined
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Eastern Enchantment: The Impact of the Arabian Nights on the West undefined
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Jansenism: The 17th Century Heresy That Divided the Church undefined
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10 Must-See Exhibitions in Europe This Year (2025) undefined
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When Picasso Crossed the Iron Curtain: The 1st USSR Picasso Exhibition undefined
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Discover Pompeii’s Famous Mosaics undefined
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Flashbak
A Book of Dreams: 25 Vintage Visions To Awaken Your Mind We’re dreaming today with collector Robert E Jackson. Triggered by the undertow of memory and fed by...
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We’re dreaming today with collector Robert E Jackson. Triggered by the undertow of memory and fed by desire, our dreams are visions of other lives, possible clues to the future. “The interpretation of dreams is the royal road to a knowledge of the unconscious activities of the...
TheCollector
Is Calligraphy Considered Art? undefined
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5 Works by Barbara Kruger on Gender and Feminism undefined
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Inside a Renaissance Workshop: How did it Work? undefined
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What’s the History of the Rugby World Cup? undefined
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How the CCP is Closing China How the CCP is Closing China JamesHoare Mon, 05/13/2024 - 10:47
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Flashbak
The Mongrel Mob of Aotearoa New Zealand Photographer Jono Rotman’s arresting portraits of the Mongrel Mob of Aotearoa New Zealand show us...
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Photographer Jono Rotman’s arresting portraits of the Mongrel Mob of Aotearoa New Zealand show us the gang’s members in isolation. To avoid controlling the narrative and anaesthetising their spirit, while “still letting them retain their mystery and privacy”, Rotman took the...
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Olympics Special
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5 Interesting Historic Events That Happened on Christmas Day undefined
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Who Were the Telchines? The Malevolent Wizards From Greek Mythology undefined
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Jews in the Roman Bathhouse Is it time to rethink the relationship between Judaism and Greco-Roman society?
a year ago
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New York’s Rubin Museum Makes Big Changes undefined
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Who Are Some Key Figures in Epistemology? undefined
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What Was the Oregon Trail? History and Legacy undefined
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Monsters of Mythology Who Made the Top Ten?
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How did Alexander the Great Untangle the Gordian Knot? undefined
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Art Basel Renames and Relocates Third Edition of Paris Show undefined
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Italian Government Bans Loans to Minneapolis Institute of Art undefined
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Why Is the Symbol of Flowers Associated with Femininity? undefined
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Flashbak
Édouard Manet’s Illustrations of Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘The Raven’, 1875 The French poet and essayist Charles Baudelaire (1821-67) introduced Edgar Allan Poe to French...
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The French poet and essayist Charles Baudelaire (1821-67) introduced Edgar Allan Poe to French readers in 1847. Baudelaire, who saw Poe as a  “sacred soul” and something of a kindred spirit, translated many of the American writer’s words into French, including Poe’s poem The...
TheCollector
How Did Hannah Arendt Define Evil? undefined
10 months ago
History Today Feed
The Rebirth of Chivalry is Rained Off The Rebirth of Chivalry is Rained Off JamesHoare Wed, 08/28/2024 - 11:18
3 months ago
TheCollector
Yuefenpai: 8 Facts About the Iconic Chinese Calendar Advertisements undefined
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Trying to Understand...
No Way Out Some of the world's problems have no solution.
a year ago
TheCollector
Pastel Purchased For $1,000 Identified as Lost Degas undefined
6 months ago
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The 5 Most Significant Queens and Kings of Jerusalem undefined
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TheCollector interviewt die zeitgenössischen Künstlerin Toni Mauersberg undefined
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How Russia Became the World’s Biggest Country undefined
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Paris Announces Notre Dame Reopening Plus Potential Entry Fee undefined
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Hitler’s Early Life: Failure & Homelessness to Nationalism & Nazis undefined
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How Did Henri Matisse’s Travels Influence His Art? undefined
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The Banana Wars: How the US Plundered Central America undefined
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Pera Palace: The Istanbul Muse for Literary Giants undefined
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5 Most Influential Blues Musicians of All Time undefined
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A Collection of...
Collections: How to Raise a Tribal Army in Pre-Roman Europe, Part I: Aristocrats, Retainers and... For the next few posts, I want to take a look at how some ‘tribal’ peoples raised armies, in...
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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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The Electoral College Explained undefined
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History Today Feed
On the Spot: William Dalrymple On the Spot: William Dalrymple JamesHoare Tue, 09/24/2024 - 08:00
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Is There a Life After Death? A Philosophical Approach undefined
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What Makes a Piece of Art a Masterpiece? undefined
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9 Paintings by Claude Monet You Should Know undefined
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Art Basel Miami Beach Faces Protests undefined
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10 Crazy Facts About the History of Syphilis undefined
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Explore medieval life and death with these 5 brilliant interactive maps! Travels, murders, and......eels?!!
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10 Interesting Facts About Arthur Miller undefined
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The Legend of El Dorado: Myth vs. History undefined
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Ancient Greece's Master Sculptor The Life and Work of Pheidias
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Was Vincent van Gogh Religious? undefined
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Empedocles The Philosopher God?
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What Were the Enclosure Acts? undefined
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What Is the Origin of Tarot Cards? undefined
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Should We Follow Silly Laws? And what happens when we don’t?
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How Did the Soviet Union Influence the World? undefined
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Why Did Remedios Varo Paint So Many Self-Portraits? undefined
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How Did People Get Paid in the Pre-Columbian Americas? (Not in Gold) undefined
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The Brezhnev Era: Stagnation in the USSR undefined
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Global Inequality...
The third framing Can an international economic system exist in the world of nationalisms?
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7 Facts About Mountain Man Jim Bridger undefined
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‘Spiral Jetty’ Added to National Register of Historic Places undefined
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A Guide to Santa Fe’s Museum Hill (5 Museums to Explore) undefined
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Dr Alun Withey
Packing the Essentials!: Preparing to Travel in the 18th Century. Now that Covid restrictions have finally been lifted, and summer is at least theoretically here –...
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Now that Covid restrictions have finally been lifted, and summer is at least theoretically here – it’s raining outside as I write! – many people are returning to travel and undertaking the holidays that have had to be postponed over the past couple of years. The pandemic aside,...
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What Is Gnosticism? undefined
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The Rembrandt Painting to Sell For $18.4 M. at Auction undefined
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Speculation Grows Over a $4.7 Million Tax Bill Paid With Goyas undefined
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6 Important Female Aboriginal Writers and Activists You Should Read undefined
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Understanding Post-War Australian History in 3 Artworks undefined
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Who Were the Buffalo Soldiers? undefined
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How Did Christianity Change the Roman Empire? How Did Christianity Change the Roman Empire? j.hoare Thu, 12/07/2023 - 09:29
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George Washington’s The Revolutionary War Letter on Sale undefined
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The Philosophy of Time: Study the Nature of Past, Present, and Future undefined
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The KGB After Stalin The KGB After Stalin j.hoare Mon, 12/18/2023 - 10:36
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Res Obscura
Wilfrid Voynich: Bookseller, Revolutionary, Amateur Cryptologist... Suspected Spy? The first in a series on the extraordinary lives of the Voyniches
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TheCollector
How Did the Tet Offensive Impact American Morale? undefined
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Angels in the Bible: Ambassadors From Another World? undefined
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What Role Did Women Play in World War II? undefined
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Classical Wisdom
5 Surprisingly Ancient Inventions from Greece and Rome Ode to the Giants
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Flashbak
New York City’s NIGHT Magazine – 1978-79 Launched in September 1978, Anton Perich’s self-financed NIGHT magazine showcased New York City’s...
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Launched in September 1978, Anton Perich’s self-financed NIGHT magazine showcased New York City’s mix of fashion, art, and music at clubs like Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager’s Studio 54 and Howard Stein and Peppo Vanini’s Xenon, where nightlife and performance met. Distribution...
TheCollector
How Many U.S. Presidents Served Two Terms in Office? undefined
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Northern Ireland’s Sex Scandal that Wasn’t Northern Ireland’s Sex Scandal that Wasn’t JamesHoare Thu, 03/21/2024 - 10:17
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8 Women Artists Who Were Inspired by Conceptual Art undefined
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Norman Rockwell’s “Four Freedoms” That Almost Weren’t undefined
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‘The House Divided’ by Barnaby Rogerson ‘The House Divided’ by Barnaby Rogerson JamesHoare Mon, 06/03/2024 - 10:51
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TheCollector
King Stephen of Blois: England’s Anarchist King undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Young Technician December, 1957 This is an issue of a young adult magazine published just 3 months after the first Sputnik. Young...
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This is an issue of a young adult magazine published just 3 months after the first Sputnik. Young Technician was a scientific news and technology magazine. I realize that most of you have no Russian but the illustrations are a nice picture of the beginning of a new space...
TheCollector
When Did Vincent van Gogh Start Painting? undefined
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What Is Film Noir? A Definition, History, and Impact undefined
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Who Was Vercingetorix? undefined
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7-Foot Hermes Statue Found in Ancient Roman Sewer undefined
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How Did Hokusai & Hiroshige Become so Famous? undefined
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Armand Henrion: The Artist Who Always Painted Himself As A Clown Armand Henrion (1875 – 1958) was a Belgian-born artist. He contributed to the Expressionist...
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Armand Henrion (1875 – 1958) was a Belgian-born artist. He contributed to the Expressionist movement, worked in France and became a French citizen. And he liked to paint self-portraits – hundreds of them – in which he is dressed as a clown (more Pierrot than Bozo).     Pierrot...
TheCollector
10 Things to Do in London if You Love Art undefined
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Vandal Smashes Ai Weiwei Sculpture at Exhibition Opening undefined
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7 Unusual Writing Systems From Around the World & How They Developed undefined
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Why Is Joan of Arc a Feminist Icon in Modern Times? undefined
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The Political Effects of the Vietnam War undefined
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A Quick Trip Guide to Washington DC’s Museums undefined
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What Is Henry Darger’s In The Realms of the Unreal? undefined
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Frida Kahlo Exhibition Heads to Virginia Museum of Fine Arts undefined
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Is the Q Source the Origin of the Gospels? undefined
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Classical Wisdom
The First Stoic Zeno of Citium
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10 U.S. Retirement Destinations for History Lovers undefined
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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...
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Was Andy Warhol Religious? undefined
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What Are the Six Labors of Theseus? undefined
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What’s the Best Time to Visit Table Mountain? undefined
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What Is Russian Futurism? undefined
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Who Was Carolee Schneemann? 8 Facts About the Legendary Performance Artist undefined
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Who Is Pina Bausch? undefined
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Celebrating Diversity at The National Mall’s Outdoor Show undefined
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6 (In)Famous Gunslingers of the Wild West undefined
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Flashbak
Marian Henel and His Perverted Rugs (NSFW) These large-scale rugs and self-portrait photographs were created by Marian Henel (1926-1993), who...
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These large-scale rugs and self-portrait photographs were created by Marian Henel (1926-1993), who spent 32 years as a patient of the Hospital for Psychiatric and Neurological Disorders in Branice, Poland. Admitted to the hospital’s Psychopathological Art Expression workshop in...
Trying to Understand...
War, Peace, And That Other Thing. Understanding political violence.
a year ago
TheCollector
What Is the History of Presidents’ Day in the US? undefined
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How Frans Hals Revolutionized Dutch Portrait Painting undefined
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Why Is the Ship of Theseus Paradox Still Relevant Today? undefined
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10 Must-See Archaeological Sites in the US undefined
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Ancient Egyptian Structure Discovered Near Giza Pyramids undefined
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What Are Emblemata in Art and Literature? undefined
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Trying to Understand...
Ukraine In NATO Would Be A Disaster ... But not necessarily for the reasons you think.
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Classical Wisdom
On the Nature of the Gods: Cicero Do the gods exist? If so, what is their nature? And how do they interact with the world of human...
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Do the gods exist? If so, what is their nature? And how do they interact with the world of human beings, if they care about them at all?
TheCollector
Winnie Mandela: Mother of the Nation? undefined
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“The Whole World Is Watching”: The 1968 Chicago Riots at the DNC undefined
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Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony: A New Twist on Old Traditions undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for October Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the...
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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 October. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans. Summary Of Changes donsol, ported our Famicom(6502) code to Varvara(uxn). uxn,...
TheCollector
Musée Rodin to Launch Shanghai Outpost in September undefined
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What Did Christopher Columbus Discover? undefined
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How Did Tunisia Become a Country? undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Marcus Aurelius' Birthday Celebrations
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‘In the Shadow of Quetzalcoatl’ by Merilee Grindle review ‘In the Shadow of Quetzalcoatl’ by Merilee Grindle review j.hoare Tue, 01/02/2024 - 09:08
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What Animals Appear in Shakespeare’s Plays? undefined
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The African Mask: From Worthless to Priceless undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Where to Stay While in Search of Homer? ***Only 15 Seats Left
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African History...
When Africa discovered Europe *my article for New Lines Magazine
a year ago
TheCollector
8 Controversial Artworks Created by Women Artists undefined
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Trying to Understand...
Let's Be Enemies Since it seems to be the fashion these days.
a year ago
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Tune Out, Turn Off, Delete. You don't need to know that.
9 months ago
TheCollector
Medieval Necropolis Unearthed at Bulgarian Bus Station undefined
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Trying to Understand...
How About a Victory for the Left Occasionally? Here are a few modest ideas.
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Open Culture
What Ancient Greek Music Sounded Like: Listen to a Reconstruction That’s “100% Accurate” Between 750 BC and 400 BC, the Ancient Greeks composed songs meant to be accompanied by the lyre,...
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Between 750 BC and 400 BC, the Ancient Greeks composed songs meant to be accompanied by the lyre, reed-pipes, and various percussion instruments. More than 2,000 years later, modern scholars have finally figured out how to reconstruct and perform these songs with (it’s claimed)...
History Today Feed
‘Bystander Society’ by Mary Fulbrook review ‘Bystander Society’ by Mary Fulbrook review j.hoare Fri, 01/05/2024 - 09:39
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7 Real Characters from Arthurian Legends undefined
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$18-Million Monet Heads to Auction undefined
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10 Pieces of Legislation Affecting America’s Indigenous People undefined
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The UN Declaration of Human Rights The UN Declaration of Human Rights JamesHoare Tue, 12/10/2024 - 09:05
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Open Culture
Binge-Watch Classic Television Programs Free: The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Lone Ranger, Dragnet, That... Earlier this week, we featured the 99-year-old Dick Van Dyke’s performance in Coldplay’s new music...
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Earlier this week, we featured the 99-year-old Dick Van Dyke’s performance in Coldplay’s new music video, full of visual references to the sitcom that made him a household name in the early nineteen-sixties. And a household name he remains these six decades later, though one does...
TheCollector
Wise Men & Witches: Magic in the Bible undefined
6 months ago
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Is IQ a Sham? Jay Gould on the Mismeasure of Man undefined
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What Was the Siege of Jerusalem? undefined
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‘After the Flying Saucers Came’, ‘Think to New Worlds’ and ‘How to Think Impossibly’ review ‘After the Flying Saucers Came’, ‘Think to New Worlds’ and ‘How to Think Impossibly’...
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Dürer Print Found in a Dump Could Fetch $26,000 undefined
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Wallis Simpson: A Look Beyond Scandal undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for February 2024 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of...
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Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of February. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added gimballed stove, open pantry, Little Ninj and LPG fume detection system. Updated galley refit and Western Canada(includes tidal/current...
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Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso: 6 Notes on Friendship and Rivalry undefined
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Comes the Hiatus, 2024! Dear Readers! As I’ve noted during the summer, I was planning on a one to two month hiatus towards...
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Dear Readers! As I’ve noted during the summer, I was planning on a one to two month hiatus towards the end of this year in order to allow me to focus on finalizing the manuscript of my book project, a study of the cost of fielding armies in the third and second centuries BC. That...
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The Lost Cause Philosophy of the American Civil War: Fact vs. Fiction undefined
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Street Walker: Dynamic America In The 1970s “My surroundings always influence my life and artwork. It’s where I am and what makes me smile” –...
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“My surroundings always influence my life and artwork. It’s where I am and what makes me smile” – Meryl Meisler   Before cameras became ubiquitous and the billions of instantly sharable and instantly forgettable pictures formed the backdrop to our more insular digital lives,...
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Religion in the Olympics The Olympics: Do they Unite or Divide Us?
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Blast Off (1973) This is also one of my favorite picture books, very hard to find, so I would like to share the full...
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This is also one of my favorite picture books, very hard to find, so I would like to share the full book with you. And Blast Off! Cain, Linda C. and Susan Rosenbaum. Illustrated by Dillon, Leo and Diane. Blast Off. Lexington, MA: Ginn. (24 p.) 1973.
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Paul Trevor’s photographs of Liverpool in 1975 formed part of The Survival Programme, which featured pictures, interviews, drafts and other materials made by member of the Exit Photography Group – Nicholas Battye, Chris Steele-Perkins and Paul Trevor. Created between 1974 and...
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“Speak to us of Beauty” – Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet   In 1919, Lebanese-American artist, poet and philosopher Kahlil Gibran (January 6, 1883–April 10, 1931) published the collection Twenty Drawings, the first and only time a selection of his paintings had appeared in print....
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Joe And Petunia: Stars of British Pubic Information Films (1968-1973) As with most British public information films (PIF) of the 1960s and 70s, the protagonists most...
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As with most British public information films (PIF) of the 1960s and 70s, the protagonists most likely die in the end. In the final instalment of the four-strong Joe and Petunia series, the British couple illustrate the dangers driving on bad tyres by driving into a tree.    ...
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‘Look at Me’: Scot Sothern’s powerful photographs of life on LA’s streets In amongst the crowds drifting along Hollywood Boulevard there’s an old guy sitting on an orange...
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In amongst the crowds drifting along Hollywood Boulevard there’s an old guy sitting on an orange bucket. He’s wearing dirty jeans and a grey hoodie. The guy’s in his seventies. Weather-worn. Grizzled beard. Walking stick. Back trouble caused by “old spinal injuries and bad...
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I’ve been focused on cultural drift for about nine months now, and the probability estimates in my last post make this a good time to take stock.
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