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Saturday, January 12, 2013
Slight change of plan
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OK, this was originally intended as a kind of semi-private scrapbook towards the next F&SF-type novel, as semi-explained here . But my G...
Monday, January 7, 2013
The Draughtsman's Conundrum
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Spoilers ahead -- though not quite enough -- for both Greenaway's The Draughtsman's Contract and Christie's Murder on the Orient...
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Sunday, January 6, 2013
Introspection note
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Empathy. (1) What simulation-theory / theory-theory hybrids are available? Could different persons be distributed along a spectrum of simu...
Friday, December 21, 2012
From Schiller's letters on aesthetics
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"This pure ideal man, which makes itself known more or less clearly in every subject, is represented by the state, which is the objecti...
From Schiller's letters on aesthetics
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"No doubt the artist is the child of his time, but unhappy for him if he is its disciple or even its favorite! "[...] Cherish tr...
From Schiller's letters on aesthetics
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"The misfortune of his brothers, of the whole species, appeals loudly to the heart of the man of feeling; their abasement appeals still...
From Schiller's letters on aesthetics
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"If the nobility of art has survived the nobility of nature, it also goes before it like an inspiring genius, forming and awakening mi...
From Schiller's letters on aesthetics
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" No doubt the artist is the child of his time, but unhappy for him if he is its disciple or even its favorite! Let a beneficent deit...
From Schiller's letters on aesthetics
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"... when reason brings her moral unity into physical society, she must not injure the manifold in nature. When nature strives to main...
From Schiller's letters on aesthetics
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"The savage despises art, and acknowledges nature as his despotic ruler; the barbarian laughs at nature, and dishonors it, but he often...
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