The Secret Archive
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“I’m a remarkable woman — always was, though none of you seemed to think so”
The famous Jane Morris, celebrated as the muse of Pre-Raphaelite painters and immortalized in Rossetti’s artwork, is known for many things: as one of the rare women within the Pre-Raphaelite circle, for the passion she shared with Rossetti...
How To Become a Humanist in 2026
I’ve made a post last year, called “The End Of Humanism?”, you guys seemed to like it a lit, today, fittingly with the renouveau of the yearly cycle, I wanted to try to share, according to me, how can we try to get as close as possible to t...
Pearls, Myth, and the Art of Pain in Renaissance Imagery
During the Middle Ages, most art was religious and, above all, clothed. The sight of the flesh was mostly meant to show human imperfection or weakness. So when, in 1485, Sandro Botticelli painted this massive image of an unclothed woman, an...
History’s Favorite Number Is Three
I’ve always found it funny how everything seems to fall into threes. Growing up, it was always me, my brother, and my sister. In school, it the group projects that split big friend groups into this “pick two friends” restriction. Even now,...
A Day in Epicurus’ Garden
When someone is called a hedonist, we usually imagine a person with extravagant tastes, maybe rich, sometimes over-the-top, indulging in excess, maybe even a little decadent or perverse. That’s not entirely wrong, hedonists do see pleasure,...
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