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• My Christmas Gift

  
  Albany Citizen One — Authority: 130
  Im not a religious person. So, add religion to the long list of things Im not...including, but not limited to, union supporter, joiner or nester. This non-religious aspect is always complicated during the Christmas holidays, fortunately for me, I dont feel obligated to spend money on this holiday just to conform to ...
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• "Sur la question de la haine, il y a peut-être un vrai clivage entre nous. Dans une conférence de..."

  
  c0wb0yz Lives ! — Authority: 438
  “Sur la question de la haine, il y a peut-être un vrai clivage entre nous. Dans une conférence de 1945, Camus parlant de l’amitié française disait : le nazisme nous a contraints à la haine, il importe maintenant de triompher de la haine, et de ne laisser jamais la critique rejoindre l’insulte. Il appelait ...
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• An Addendum to The Myth of Black “Buying Power”

  
  voxunion.com — Authority: 116
  Myths of Black America’s “buying power” continue to confuse just how bad things really are or how this “permanent recession” is an economic and social necessity.  This myth is meant to shift the blame of poverty onto the poor and suggests that economic inequality is more an issue of pathological behavior ...
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• Not Constant, Nor Respectful, But Decadent

  
  Wael Isa — Authority: 151
  With the discovering of a new type of human, the light man, society has been surmounted by a period of decadency and extreme hedonism[1]. A light man is defined as a person who has lost its humanistic view of the world and someone who just gets satisfied with ephemeral and quick pleasures which do not provide any ...
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• Dostoyevsky: A Writer in His Time

  
  A Piece of Monologue: The Online Journal of Rhys Tranter — Authority: 125
  Michael Dirda reviews a new abridged edition of Joseph Franks magisterial five volume biography of Fyodor Dostoyevsky: In the mid-1950s, the young critic Joseph Frank, having been invited to give the Christian Gauss lectures at Princeton, settled on the then fashionable topic "Existential Themes in Modern ...
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• Something the French Do, Something the Irish Did: Notes on the Audience for Philosophy and Poetry

  
  Samizdat Blog — Authority: 106
  A few years ago I found myself running late for dinner with my wife, parents, and friends in Paris. As I came careening gracelessly around a corner of the Place du Panthéon, I came damn close to knocking over a sort of glamorous looking guy who was being interviewed by a small television crew. I muttered my "Je ...
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• Critics of Shakespeare: Jacques Derrida

  
  Bookstove — Authority: 122
  The French philosopher and literary theorist Jacques Derrida (b.1930) has emerged as one of the more important and interesting contemporary critics of Shakespeare, although his contribution is not always recognised. This is perhaps because it has only started to become apparent later in his life, after his seminal ...
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• Wednesday Wordplay – Cher before Bette Davis

  
  Chicago Theater Blog — Authority: 134
  Inspirational Quotes A sailor without a destination cannot hope for a favorable wind.             — Leon Tec, M.D. If grass can grow through cement, love can find you at every time in your life.             — Cher The real power behind whatever success I have now was ...
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• Experience trumps all theories

  
  When Falls the Coliseum — Authority: 489
  St. Nicholas has become indelibly associated with Christmas, but his actual feast day is celebrated a few weeks earlier, on Dec 6, a date that is also notable for something extraordinary that happened in the history of philosophy. The year was 1274. A Dominican monk known to history as Thomas Aquinas said Mass that ...
  2 weeks ago

• Art Basel Miami Beach and Associated Art in Miami

  
  theartblog — Authority: 431
  at the Cisneros Foundation brunch This was the fifth time I’d gone to ABMB ( Art Basel Miami Beach ) and the multi-ring circus that includes the peripheral art fairs, local museums, collectors who run private museum spaces, temporary public projects and various lectures, performances, film showings and parties. ...
  2 weeks ago

• Feminists: Here’s Your Problem

  
  Cosmopolitan Conservative — Authority: 112
  Feminists just can’t get past the shock that women throughout the country view Sarah Palin as a role model. It’s fascinating to watch all of the soul searching, navel gazing, head spinning and venom-spewing. I’m frankly getting tired of writing about it. Can y’all collectively get over yourselves and stop ...
  2 weeks ago

• Yes Sartre...I exist...

  
  Poems at The Poetry Showcase - Share your poems at the Poetry Showcase — Authority: 164
  I exist...yes, Sartre... It is sweet...it is a hell... I have so many doubts About myself, About this old self... I’d like to see truth Just like you... But is it possible if read more
  3 weeks ago

• Romantique: Five Top Tips for a Honeymoon in Paris

  
  Travel Blissful — Authority: 126
  TEXT: Benjamin Parker Arguably, Paris is the most romantic city in the world, so what better place to have a honeymoon? Here’s a selection of tips for honeymooners in the City of Love: 1. Check out the Latin Quarter, particularly the St. Germain des Pres area, where philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre used to hang ...
  3 weeks ago

• Ancient Roman Existentialism?

  
  Prometheus Unbound — Authority: 141
  Jean-Paul Sartre, I think, would have like this. It’s from Carlin Barton’s  Roman Honor: The Fire in the Bones (pg. 32, UC Press 2001): As the art historian Bettina Bergmann points out, the Romans had a taste for moments of high tension, frozen instants of “explosive emotions,” “excruciating suspended ...
  3 weeks ago

• Leftist Thought Led To Fascism – And Is Doing So Again

  
  Start Thinking Right — Authority: 476
  Liberals think that the title of Jonah Goldberg’s book Liberal Fascism is an oxymoron.  They’re wrong.  Goldberg himself writes: “For more than sixty years, liberals have insisted that the bacillus of fascism lies semi-dormant in the bloodstream of the political right.  And yet with the notable and ...
  4 weeks ago

• Man in green sneakers reads Sartre. Dog arrives.

  
  Althouse — Authority: 719
  The Sartre book was "Nausea"   — great title for reading in a café. And the combination of Sartre and a café got us talking about Sartres waiter (in "Being and Nothingness") : Let us consider this waiter in the café. His movement is quick and forward, a little too precise, a little too rapid. He comes toward ...
  4 weeks ago

• Freddie Mercury – The Dostoyevsky of Rock Music

  
  Kottu — Authority: 172
  Freddie Mercury – The Dostoyevsky of Rock Music When Im dead, I want to be remembered as a musician of some worth and substance. -Freddie Mercury Freddie Mercury emerged as a popular singer when Elvis, Mick Jagger, Ian Gillan, John Lennon, Barry Gibb, Mike Love etc dominated the music world. When he ...
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• The Domino Diaries

  
  The Nervous Breakdown — Authority: 588
  "What is one million dollars compared to the love of eight million Cubans?" asked a Cuban boxing champion when offered five million dollars to fight Muhammad Ali. Brin Friesen, at the Cuban National Boxing Championships, looks at why any Cuban who wishes to disagree can only do so in a whisper.
  5 weeks ago

• Red, red wine...

  
  The London Loves — Authority:
  So, Sartre said that hell is other people. Actually, I think it was "Lenfer, cest les autres" - but its a passable translation. She would like to amend this, however. Turns out hell is other people... coming outside at the moment when The London Loves is JUST about to be kissed by Uni Boy after a night ...
  5 weeks ago

• Hallucinogenic drug made Jean-Paul Sartre ‘fall in love’ with lobsters

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 740
  London, November 22 (ANI): A new book has revealed that European thinker Jean-Paul Sartre used to have hallucinations of lobsters, which once even chased him down the Champs Elysées.New York professor John Gerassi’s book sheds light on the conversation between him and the French philosopher about mescaline, a ...
  5 weeks ago

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