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TheCollector
Susan Sontag’s Regarding the Pain of Others undefined
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The Victorian Great Feather Craze: What Was Its Ecological Impact? undefined
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8 Facts About the Norse Goddess Freyja undefined
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‘Reading It Wrong’ by Abigail Williams review ‘Reading It Wrong’ by Abigail Williams review JamesHoare Tue, 02/13/2024 - 08:20
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Wilfred Owen: Britain’s Tragic War Poet undefined
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What Is God? Theism, Pantheism, and Panentheism undefined
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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...
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What Was Lucas Cranach’s Legacy? A Dynasty in the German Renaissance undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Women's Day -August (1953) Part 2 Another article that appeared in this August 1953 issue is about the current fictional space flight...
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Another article that appeared in this August 1953 issue is about the current fictional space flight programs on TV: Rocket-Bye Baby.
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What Are the Most Important Symbols in Alice in Wonderland? undefined
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The Meidias Hydria Vase Landed to Greece by The British Museum undefined
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10 Times Ivan the Terrible Really Was Terrible undefined
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When Gilbert Shelton’s Fabulous Furry Freaks And Poddy Ruled The World! Gilbert Shelton (born May 31, 1940) is an American cartoonist and a key member of the underground...
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Gilbert Shelton (born May 31, 1940) is an American cartoonist and a key member of the underground comix movement. He is the creator of the characters The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers and Fat Freddy’s Cat, and a co-founder of Rip Off Press in San Francisco in 1969.   Shelton...
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10 Must-See UNESCO World Heritage Sites in England undefined
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New Year, Old Books New Year, Old Books JamesHoare Tue, 12/17/2024 - 09:14
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TheCollector
Fake News & the Information Age: Challenges in Modern Elections undefined
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7 Key Beliefs and Practices From Hasidic Judaism undefined
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Weekend Roundup Monsters, Morpheus, and The Matrix
a year ago
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Weekend Roundup Secret of the Stoics
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TheCollector
Bacon and Monet Landscapes to Lead Christie’s Evening Sale undefined
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What Was Aristotle’s Opinion on Metaphysics? undefined
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How Did the Babylonian Exile Shape Judaism? undefined
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Who Was Lorenzo de’ Medici (The Magnificent)? undefined
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Dust Bowl Troubadour: Who Was Woody Guthrie? undefined
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Gritty 1980’s NYC and the Glorious Intuition of Richard Sandler “Street photography is very difficult. The number of really good pictures that you get is very small...
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“Street photography is very difficult. The number of really good pictures that you get is very small in comparison to the number of pictures taken. You’re better off, I think, letting your intuition completely run wild…” – Richard Sandler on his photographs of NYC    Richard...
TheCollector
Cotton & How It Changed the World undefined
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Claude Picasso Died at Age 76 undefined
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Flashbak
Writing Templates From A Beautiful German Printing Book, c. 1880 Created by Peter Federmann, these writing templates were for painters, stonemasons, architects and...
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Created by Peter Federmann, these writing templates were for painters, stonemasons, architects and drawing schools. They were printed and published by J. Veith of Karlsruhe, Germany around 1880 as ‘Schriften Vorlagen zum Praktischen Gebrauche für Maler, Steinhauer, Architecten...
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Red Herring: Moments in Films That Leave You Shocked undefined
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5 Quotes by Socrates Explained undefined
8 months ago
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Russian Civil War Propaganda: Posters & Propaganda Trains undefined
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Self-Employed Creatives and US New Anti-Money Laundering Law undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Events Schedule *Time Correction for Wednesday
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Who Was Frantz Fanon? undefined
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Who Was George Eliot? undefined
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Can We Be Humane In the Face of Horror? What is needed to stop violent cycles?
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Old Dubai: The Other Side of a Megacity undefined
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Can We Choose NOT to Be Harmed? How can we train Resilience?
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Who Were the Most Important Christian Figures? (150 – 200 CE) undefined
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7 Models of Henri Matisse You Should Know About undefined
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Nixtamalization: How Ancient Americans Bio-Engineered Corn undefined
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5 Female Hispanic Artists That You Should Know About undefined
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Are Isaac and Ishmael Enemies in the Bible? undefined
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The Death of Clive of India The Death of Clive of India JamesHoare Mon, 11/11/2024 - 10:55
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TheCollector
Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick: Meet the “Real” Kingmaker undefined
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Flashbak
Frank Film: Watch the Oscar-Winning Animation That Peers Inside Your Head, 1973 Frank Film is a 1973 American animated short by husband-and-wife animators Caroline and Frank...
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Frank Film is a 1973 American animated short by husband-and-wife animators Caroline and Frank Mouris. The film won an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film and was inducted into the National Film Registry in 1996. It’s an autobiographical narrative – Mouris narrates his path...
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Why Is the Ship of Theseus Paradox Still Relevant Today? undefined
4 weeks ago
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History of Chariots: 10 Types from Ancient Cultures Explained undefined
a year ago
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Good Friday: The Significance of the Day & How Christians Observe It undefined
8 months ago
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What Is an Existential Crisis? undefined
a year ago
A Collection of...
Collections: The Problem with Sci-Fi Body Armor This week we’re covering the winning topic from the latest ACOUP Senate poll, which is a look at...
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This week we’re covering the winning topic from the latest ACOUP Senate poll, which is a look at some of the odd designs and mechanics for futuristic science fiction body armor, particularly rigid ‘hardsuits.’ Naturally, this post isn’t going to cover every variety of armor that...
TheCollector
Why Did Damien Hirst Build a Pharmacy? undefined
4 months ago
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Why Is the Symbol of Flowers Associated with Femininity? undefined
9 months ago
Flashbak
East of the Sun and West of the Moon With Illustrations by Kay Nielsen, 1914 Kay Nielsen (March 12, 1886 – June 21, 1957) was a Danish illustrator best known for his work for...
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Kay Nielsen (March 12, 1886 – June 21, 1957) was a Danish illustrator best known for his work for Disney, for whom he contributed many story sketches and illustrations, not least the nightmarish, eerie and delicate Bald Mountain scenes for the animated movie Fantasia (1940). But...
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Who Are Russia’s Old Believers? The Raskol in Russian History undefined
a year ago
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Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky on Politics & Media undefined
a year ago
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6 Cultural Trends That Defined the Roaring Twenties undefined
2 months ago
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Casta Paintings in Colonial Mexico: How Accurate Were They? undefined
10 months ago
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Sacred Objects & Places in the Inca World: Interview With Dr. Cummins undefined
2 months ago
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What Are the Six Labors of Theseus? undefined
9 months ago
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Victoria Woodhull: The Women’s Rights Activist Who Ran for President undefined
a year ago
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Tiberius: The Reluctant Emperor of Rome undefined
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10 Things You Should Know About Henri Cartier-Bresson undefined
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Gustave Moreau: The Man Who Defined the Symbolist Movement undefined
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Understanding 5 Famous Quotes by Descartes undefined
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10 Must-Read Magical Realist Novels undefined
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How Did Guy Fawkes Influence Shakespeare? undefined
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10 Must-Visit Historical Landmarks in the US Midwest undefined
a month ago
History Today Feed
Keeping Blinded Veterans in View Keeping Blinded Veterans in View JamesHoare Thu, 03/07/2024 - 09:19
9 months ago
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10 Must-See Historic Sites in Armenia undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Satellites As A Hobby (1962) Satellites as a Hobby was a children's book from Hammond (the atlas people) They commissioned and...
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Satellites as a Hobby was a children's book from Hammond (the atlas people) They commissioned and created a space map in 1958 (see Sept 8, 2011 blog post). They reused these illustration in several publication which may explain why they seem a little "dated" for 1962. This book...
TheCollector
NY City Proposes Public Monuments Bill With a Context on Slavery undefined
a year ago
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German Art Collector Loses Ancient Egyptian Mask undefined
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Hera, Queen of the Gods
8 months ago
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7 Famous Impressionist Artists Who Achieved Greatness undefined
a year ago
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Levina Teerlinc: A Woman Artist of the Tudor Court undefined
5 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Why Read Modern Books? Now Available: Night Drew Her Sable Cloak
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What is Appalachian Culture? undefined
a year ago
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The Inuit and the Canadian Arctic: A Brief History undefined
3 months ago
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Should You Believe in Something Just Because It’s Logical? undefined
3 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Secrets of the Sirens The Original Femme Fatales?
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Pope Visits Venice Biennale For First Time undefined
7 months ago
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5 Notable Women Who Transformed Latin America undefined
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Classical Wisdom
How to Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions Advice from the Ancients
11 months ago
Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for January 2023 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the...
a year ago
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a year ago
Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the month of January. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added electrical refit(portal for AC & DC...
TheCollector
1920s Flappers: An Overview of the Ladies of the Jazz Age undefined
a year ago
History Today Feed
An Exhibition on Rational Dress for Victorian Women An Exhibition on Rational Dress for Victorian Women JamesHoare Sun, 05/19/2024 - 00:00
7 months ago
African History...
a brief note on the history of Africans exploring their own continent plus: Ancient Egypt in Africa.
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Should We Be Skeptics? Is it good to question everything?
8 months ago
TheCollector
Who Won the Battle of Gettysburg? undefined
11 months ago
Flashbak
How The Charlie Brown Christmas Special Got Jazz And Came Alive “We’re living in times where so much is done to manipulate us. And things last for, what, a news...
a year ago
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a year ago
“We’re living in times where so much is done to manipulate us. And things last for, what, a news cycle? A few minutes? This [album] is something that’s lasted 50 years. And not only lasted, but grown … I think there’s just a humanness” — Jerry Granelli, drummer with the Vince...
Trying to Understand...
The Evils Of Professionalism In politics, anyway.
6 months ago
TheCollector
Citizen of the World: TheCollector Interviews Composer Omar Rahbany undefined
9 months ago
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Voices from Chinese Christianity: Between Christ and Confucius undefined
a year ago
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What’s the Best Time of the Year to Visit the Pyramids? undefined
5 months ago
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8 Women Artists You Should Check Out in London’s National Gallery undefined
5 months ago
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How Indigenous Peoples Turned Language into a Post-Colonial Tool undefined
9 months ago
History Today Feed
‘With Her Own Hair’: A Victorian Prisoner’s Art ‘With Her Own Hair’: A Victorian Prisoner’s Art JamesHoare Thu, 01/18/2024 - 10:25
11 months ago
TheCollector
What Was the Rhodesian Bush War? undefined
a month ago
A Collection of...
Collections: How to Roman Republic, Part IV: The Senate This is the the fourth part of our our planned five part series (I, II, IIIa, IIIb, IIIc) on the...
a year ago
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a year ago
This is the the fourth part of our our planned five part series (I, II, IIIa, IIIb, IIIc) on the structure of the Roman Republic during the third and second centuries, the ‘Middle’ Republic.’ Over the last few posts we looked at the role of Roman magistrates who carried out a...
TheCollector
What Are Djinn? (Powers, Tales, & Etymology) undefined
4 weeks ago
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What Is Conceptual Photography? undefined
6 months ago
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Basil Zaharoff: How to Play Both Sides, Sell Weapons and Get Rich undefined
a year ago
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4 Feminist Paintings by Artemisia Gentileschi undefined
9 months ago
Res Obscura
I talked to Terry Gross! A brief update about the publication of "Tripping on Utopia" before we return to regularly scheduled...
11 months ago
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11 months ago
A brief update about the publication of "Tripping on Utopia" before we return to regularly scheduled posting
TheCollector
What Is Gnosticism? undefined
4 months ago
Classical Wisdom
The First Philosopher? And the Boundless Universe
6 months ago
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How the Celtic Britons Used the River Thames undefined
8 months ago
Trying to Understand...
Peter Pan goes to Ukraine Some people never grow up.
over a year ago
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What Is the Significance of Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations? undefined
a year ago
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French Archaeologists Excavate a Castle Beneath a Historic Town undefined
8 months ago
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Who Were the Most Important Women of the Bible? undefined
a year ago
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What Is the Twinkie Defense? (& Other Crazy Court Arguments) undefined
8 months ago
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Plato’s Phaedo: Is The Soul Immortal? undefined
a year ago
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The History of Method Acting in Hollywood in 8 Lessons undefined
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Flashbak
Trees are Sanctuaries: Wandering – Notes and Sketches by Hermann Hesse, 1920 “For me, trees have always been the most penetrating preachers” – Herman Hesse, Wandering: Notes and...
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“For me, trees have always been the most penetrating preachers” – Herman Hesse, Wandering: Notes and Sketches     Hermann Hesse (July 2, 1877–August 9, 1962) speaks of the search for truth and that sense of escaping into the natural world in this 1920 collection of his pros,...
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Helter Skelter: Who Was Charles Manson? undefined
2 months ago
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7 Prominent Photorealist Artists in the World Today undefined
a year ago
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Does Might Make Right? The Melian Dialogue of Thucydides undefined
7 months ago
History Today Feed
‘Massacre in the Clouds’ by Kim A. Wagner review ‘Massacre in the Clouds’ by Kim A. Wagner review JamesHoare Wed, 08/07/2024 - 09:01
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Sound Genius: What Is John Williams Best Known for? undefined
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What Are the Most Noteworthy Museums in Amsterdam? undefined
3 months ago
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How Did Artists Learn About Anatomy During the Renaissance? undefined
3 months ago
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What Is Mudlarking? Treasure Hunting in the Thames undefined
a month ago
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Was Saint Augustine the First Philosopher of History? undefined
a year ago
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Stuck in God’s Knowledge: Foreknowledge & Free Will undefined
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African History...
A history of Women's political power and matriliny in the kingdom of Kongo. In the 19th century, anthropologists were fascinated by the concept of matrilineal descent in which...
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In the 19th century, anthropologists were fascinated by the concept of matrilineal descent in which kinship is traced through the female line. Matriliny was often confounded with matriarchy as a supposedly earlier stage of social evolution than patriarchy. Matriliny thus became a...
TheCollector
What Is Berlin Science Week? Everything You Need to Know undefined
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The First Provenance Research Head at the Met undefined
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Landslide Victories: A Look at Pivotal Elections in US History undefined
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What Are the Top 7 Must-See Attractions in Mallorca? undefined
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The Expanding Nation: How Westward Expansion Shaped Early US Elections undefined
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Here Are the 3 Etruscan Kings of Rome (and Lars Porsenna) undefined
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10 Historic Small Towns in Georgia You Should Visit undefined
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Cimbrian War: Rome’s Greatest Threat Since Hannibal 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...
Classical Wisdom
Seneca On Clemency A Letter To Emperor Nero
a year ago
TheCollector
5 Phases of Phenomenology and the Rise of Existentialism undefined
a year ago
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The US Senate Seeks Explanation for Leon Black’s Art Dealings undefined
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What Was the Underground Railroad? undefined
a year ago
Global Inequality...
Trump and the Rise of Asia My interview with "Atlantico"
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Quipu: How Did the Inca Record Information with Cords & Knots? undefined
a year ago
African History...
The empire of Samori Ture on the eve of colonialism (1870-1898) a revolution with a contested legacy.
a year ago
A Collection of...
Gap Week: December 1, 2023 No blog post this week, folks, as I am both fiercely busy and – by the time this goes up – out of...
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a year ago
No blog post this week, folks, as I am both fiercely busy and – by the time this goes up – out of town. We’ll be back to our regular schedule next week, with the next big topic I want to tackle being what a shield wall is and how it actually functions on a … Continue reading Gap...
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Sappho, Latin Literature, and more...
a year ago
Flashbak
1980s NYC and the Intuition of Richard Sandler “Street photography is very difficult. The number of really good pictures that you get is very small...
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9 months ago
“Street photography is very difficult. The number of really good pictures that you get is very small in comparison to the number of pictures taken. You’re better off, I think, letting your intuition completely run wild…” – Richard Sandler on his photographs of NYC    Richard...
African History...
Persian myths and realities on the Swahili coast: contextualizing the 'Shirazi' civilization. Why geneticists found what archeologists and historians had failed to locate.
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Should We Be More Naked? Is modesty too modern?
a year ago
TheCollector
How Many U.S. Presidents Served Two Terms in Office? undefined
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Research Reveals True Original Color of Van Gogh’s Irises undefined
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6 Magical Realists to Read after Borges undefined
a year ago
African History...
A history of the Gonja Kingdom: (1550-1899) State and society in nothern ghana after the Mali empire's decline.
a year ago
TheCollector
Abstract Expressionist Alfred Leslie Through 7 Paintings undefined
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Looted Van Gogh Artwork Retrieved in Ikea Sack undefined
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What Did the Beat Generation Want? undefined
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What’s the Historical Background of Tristan and Isolde’s Legend? undefined
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What Is Intuition & Can You Trust It? undefined
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Forgotten Gods Nature Spirits of Greek Myth
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History Today Feed
Habsburg Prague, Capital of the Renaissance Habsburg Prague, Capital of the Renaissance JamesHoare Fri, 12/20/2024 - 09:47
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TheCollector
10 London Museums You Should Visit undefined
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Is There More to Life Than This? Beyond the Material World undefined
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8 Things You Should Know About Wangechi Mutu undefined
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5 Interesting 1980s Subcultures: From Goth to Punk to Skinheads undefined
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Who Exactly Were the Hospitallers? undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Bozo and His Rocket Ship -Capitol Record-Reader (1947) Here an old piece of "rocket" ephemera. Back when there were these big black round things called...
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Here an old piece of "rocket" ephemera. Back when there were these big black round things called "records," there were children's record-readers. My mom had some of these from here childhood so I actually read some of them. You would put a stack of records on (this one had 4...
TheCollector
Switzerland’s Historic Neutrality: Why Doesn’t the Country Take Sides? undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
Mimir: Get to Know the Wisest God of Norse Mythology undefined
6 months ago
Hidden History
The Ocarina The Ocarina, also sometimes called the “sweet potato flute”, is an ancient instrument that was...
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The Ocarina, also sometimes called the “sweet potato flute”, is an ancient instrument that was developed in Meso-America, and was resurrected in 19th century Europe. When we hear the word “flute”, most of us think of a long thin wooden or metal tube with holes along its length...
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5 Actions of the American Indian Movement undefined
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Was Riothamus the Real King Arthur? undefined
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10 Ancient Cities Around the World to Visit undefined
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3 Debunked Rumors About Anne Boleyn undefined
9 months ago
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Medieval Anglo-French Wars (1076-1453): A Brief History undefined
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Flashbak
42 Various Apocalyptic Scenes from Raphael’s Prophetic Messenger of Astrology (1827–61) The future is portrayed as dramatic, dangerous and dynamic in these visions published in the...
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The future is portrayed as dramatic, dangerous and dynamic in these visions published in the astrological magazine The Prophetic Messenger (1827 to 1861). More commonly known as Raphael’s Almanac in a nod to the Jewish archangel Raphael, the name was used a nom de plume by a...
TheCollector
A George Washington Portrait Goes on Sale, Held at the Met undefined
11 months ago
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The Great Game: British Empire vs. Tsarist Russia in Afghanistan undefined
4 months ago
History Today Feed
‘The Specter of the Archive’ by Nicholas Popper review ‘The Specter of the Archive’ by Nicholas Popper review JamesHoare Wed, 05/15/2024 - 10:16
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Classical Wisdom
Have We Become Anti-Human? Is this a problem? And Can/Should it be Helped?
a year ago
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5 Captivating Photographs by Steve McCurry undefined
11 months ago
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How Did Carl Jung Differ from Sigmund Freud? undefined
7 months ago
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What Is Mithraism? The Secretive Cult That Swept the Roman World undefined
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Flashbak
The Last Question: Hear Leonard Nimoy Read Isaac Asimov’s Best Short Story Isaac Asimov (January 2, 1920 – April 6, 1992) liked one of his stories above all others – more than...
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Isaac Asimov (January 2, 1920 – April 6, 1992) liked one of his stories above all others – more than the 500 or so stories he wrote or edited, including the bestselling I, Robot, the Foundation series and Lecherous Limericks. The story is The Last Question. First published in the...
TheCollector
What Is the Hill of the Buddha? undefined
a year ago
History Today Feed
‘Final Verdict’ by Tobias Buck review ‘Final Verdict’ by Tobias Buck review JamesHoare Tue, 07/23/2024 - 09:44
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Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup The Life of Plato
8 months ago
TheCollector
Who Is Sir David Attenborough? undefined
a year ago
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Religious Symbolism & Traditions of Easter Beyond the Bunny undefined
8 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup The Ancient Novel
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6 Works by Mexican Muralists You Should Know undefined
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The Louvre Seeks Donations to Buy Chardin’s Strawberries Work undefined
a year ago
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How Did Aristotle Shape Ancient Greek Philosophy? undefined
a year ago
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Who Won the Battle of Perryville? undefined
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Giorgio Vasari: 11 Facts About The Father of Art History undefined
3 months ago
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A Brief History of Money Throughout World History undefined
9 months ago
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An American Revolution Drawing Found in a NY Apartment undefined
8 months ago
Trying to Understand...
Dealing With Foreigners ... Is more complicated than you might think.
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Ancient Greek Astronomy Ursa Major
a year ago
History Today Feed
The Women who Forged Medieval England The Women who Forged Medieval England JamesHoare Thu, 09/05/2024 - 00:00
3 months ago
TheCollector
‘Just Stop Oil’ Protestors Cover Stonehenge in Powder Paint undefined
6 months ago
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Who Is Chiron in Greek Mythology? undefined
a year ago
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Évora: History & 10 Must-See Sites undefined
4 months ago
History Today Feed
‘All His Spies’ and ‘Spycraft’ review ‘All His Spies’ and ‘Spycraft’ review JamesHoare Mon, 07/29/2024 - 09:25
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TheCollector
Machu Picchu Unveiled: Why Hiram Bingham Didn’t “Discover” It undefined
3 months ago
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Who Is Pina Bausch? undefined
8 months ago
Flashbak
A Tour of The Westwood Mall, Michigan, 1972 – 1984 We’re off to the Westwood Mall in Michigan in the 1970s and early 1980s. Most of the images here are...
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We’re off to the Westwood Mall in Michigan in the 1970s and early 1980s. Most of the images here are from the store’s opening on August 3 1972. We see shopper browsing for music in Recordland beneath a poster for the singer Cyndi Lauper, buying into the ‘grapefruit diet’, getting...
TheCollector
Renovations Continue at Houston’s Rothko Chapel undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
The Origins of the Republican Party: A Comprehensive Guide undefined
2 months ago
African History...
a brief note on Ethnicity and the State in Africa the evolution of the Tutsi/Hutu dichotomy in the precolonial Great Lakes.
7 months ago
TheCollector
What Is Second Thessalonians About? undefined
a month ago
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Does Nietzsche Believe in Free Will? undefined
a year ago
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Sufism: Mystical Islam in Africa undefined
5 months ago
Flashbak
Manhattan Noir: John Fensten’s Photographs of New York City in the 1980s John Fensten (American, New York, 1936-2001) studied acting with the world-renowned Actor’s Studio...
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John Fensten (American, New York, 1936-2001) studied acting with the world-renowned Actor’s Studio with Lee and Susan Strasberg in the late 1950s, early 1960s. He appeared on the critically acclaimed CBS television anthology drama series Playhouse 90. And was a longtime resident...
TheCollector
Who Were the Telchines? The Malevolent Wizards From Greek Mythology undefined
2 months ago
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What Does Erich Fromm Argue in ‘The Art of Loving’? undefined
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