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Tag Archives: Sir Francis Dashwood
appeal of the kit-kat style
Its popular entertainment to attribute the unknown throughout history to secret societies, the esoteric forces and hints of sacred sexuality gone awry. From Umberto Eco’s Prague Cemetery, Dan Brown or even Schmuley Boteach and his blending of implied messianism with … Continue reading
quiet desperation of prosaic convenience
Is it possible to reconcile the classic/romantic divide. To purge the psychological into a product of reason? Can it be avoided that aesthetic purity depends somewhat on the decadent? Well, the concept of soulmates can be pitched out so that … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Modern Arts/Craft
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