I don't wanna hear about what the rich are doing,
I don't wanna go to where, where the rich are going,
They think they're so clever, they think they're so right,
But the truth is only known by guttersnipes.
Lyrics by Joe Strummer & Mick Jones (The Clash)
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A Portrait of the Artist as a Spirit of Melancholia
Cottontail Rabbits -- Ubiquitous in Suburbia
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An Object of the Artist's Imagination - Sight Unseen
What does this symbol mean?
A phrase in Descartes' First Meditation that translates into English as: "but rather some malign genius". The act of absolute doubt comes into question when Descartes perceives this malicious demon ("an omnipotent, epistemic monster" - Carriero) to deceive him, and yet he does not question its existence as anything more than just a fiction.
Antediluvian Equus: après moi le déluge
An ungulate undulates like a wave
Wavering in the flicker of a flood.
– Karel Hrodrik –
Wavering in the flicker of a flood.
– Karel Hrodrik –
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Pictures by Albrecht Dürer (below)
Dürer was a craftsman with great attention to detail, and prolific in many forms of art: Woodcuts, Engravings, Etchings, Paintings (Oil and Watercolor), Drawings, etc. His work is a marvel to look at and appreciate the poiēsis of his compositions.
Melencolia I ~ Albrecht Dürer
A Portrait of the Artist as a Spirit of Melancholia
Young Hare (1502) ~ Albrecht Dürer
Cottontail Rabbits -- Ubiquitous in Suburbia
Rhinocervs (1515) ~ Albrecht Dürer
An Object of the Artist's Imagination - Sight Unseen
Killing Joke
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