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History, Myth and Memory

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Antiquity and Modernity. Exploring historical, philosophical, religious and political topics

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What's In a Name?

Mark Antony with ivy crown of Dionysus. Silver tetradrachm, minted in the Roman East, 42 B.C. British Museum Collection.

Introduction

About ten years ago, I discovered the voluminous online commentary of archaeologist John Bartram, whi...

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Nothing is Tied Down, II

Alexander Refusing Water in the Desert, Tom Lovell, 1968

Ernst Junger famously wrote about how a man’s relationship with pain said more about both his interior state and capacity than skill, abstract philosophy, or mere techne.

In nearly...

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Nothing is Tied Down

Above the Shrine of Baba Wali, Recovery Op, Kandahar, Afghanistan, 2012

It’s odd writing about Afghanistan after nearly 15 years. I’ve never really tried to write about my time there before, but it is part of my personal mythos, and it sub...

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Modality and Media

The Wild Hunt of Odin, Peter Nicolai Arbo, 1872

Signal and Noise

Modality and entropy are two concepts inspired by modern communications theory that I’d like to integrate into our approach to historical media.

Previously, we discussed...

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What Should We Do About the Machines?

Large Language Models have been devastating various corners of Western life over the past few months, both online and out in the real world. We seem to be sleepwalking into a new communicative paradigm where Redditbrain and Grokspeak are th...

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