The Epic Of Gilgamesh Illustrated By Wael Tarabieh (2/2)

The Epic Of Gilgamesh Illustrated By Wael Tarabieh (2/2)
The Epic Of Gilgamesh Illustrated By Wael Tarabieh (2/2)
The Epic Of Gilgamesh Illustrated By Wael Tarabieh (2/2)

The Epic of Gilgamesh illustrated by Wael Tarabieh (2/2)

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7 months ago

“Medea is very much concerned with the problem of woman’s place in human society […] Euripides is concerned in this play not with progress or reform but (as in the Hippolytus and the Bacchae) with the eruption in tragic violence of forces in human nature which have been repressed and scorned, which in their long-delayed breakout exact a monstrous revenge. The Medea is not about woman’s rights; it is about woman’s wrongs, those done to her and by her.”

— Knox, B. (1979). The Medea of Euripides, from Word and action: essays on the ancient theater. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, pp.295-322.


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7 months ago

But our notebooks give us away, for however dutifully we record what we see around us, the common denominator of all we see is always, transparently, shamelessly, the implacable “I.” We are not talking here about the kind of notebook that is patently for public consumption, a structural conceit for binding together a series of graceful pensées; we are talking about something private, about bits of the mind’s string too short to use, an indiscriminate and erratic assemblage with meaning only for its maker. And sometimes even the maker has difficulty with the meaning.

Joan Didion, from On Keeping A Notebook in: Slouching Towards Bethlehem


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7 months ago
Manuel Bujados (1889-1954), ''La Esfera'', Vol. 8, #380, 1921 Source

Manuel Bujados (1889-1954), ''La Esfera'', Vol. 8, #380, 1921 Source


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8 months ago
Or Did She Learn To Be Colder When She Got Older And Now She Saves Them The Pain?

Or did she learn to be colder when she got older and now she saves them the pain?


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7 months ago
Statuette Of Alabaster Standing Nude Goddess, From Babylon, Circa First Century B.C.-first Century A.D.

Statuette of alabaster standing nude goddess, from Babylon, circa first century B.C.-first century A.D. (with movable arms, and ruby eyes and navel).CreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times


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7 months ago
Medea, By William Wetmore Story, At The Met

Medea, by William Wetmore Story, at the Met


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7 months ago

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7 months ago
Four Books By Frantz Fanon - Downloadable
Four Books By Frantz Fanon - Downloadable
Four Books By Frantz Fanon - Downloadable
Four Books By Frantz Fanon - Downloadable

Four books by Frantz Fanon - Downloadable

The Wretched of the Earth. New York: Grove, 2004. Here it is.

Black Skin, White Masks. London: Pluto, 2008. Here it is.

A Dying Colonialism. New York, NY: Grove, 2007. Here it is.

Toward the African Revolution. New York, NY: Grove, 1994. Here it is.

If you haven’t read Fanon, now is the time. The zip file password is: archive.


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7 months ago
Manuel Bujados (1889-1954), “La Esfera”, October 1915

Manuel Bujados (1889-1954), “La Esfera”, October 1915


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7 months ago
Cross-dressing In Photographs Of 1920s And 1930s Egypt, Palestine And Lebanon X
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Cross-dressing In Photographs Of 1920s And 1930s Egypt, Palestine And Lebanon X
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