Mostly Aesthetics
Brad SkowPhilosophy, the arts, and poetry
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 263 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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What makes sad music sad?
Art by Elliot Skow
The bass guitar line of David Bowie’s “Sound and Vision” wiggles and leaps with uncontained joy. It’s a happy piece of music. The word “happy” is most at home applied to people, as in “Jones is a happy guy,” but here it...
Paradise Regained Read Blind
Art by Elliot Skow
1. Jesus fasted forty days in the desert, and was tempted by Satan. Paradise Regained is John Milton’s re-telling of those temptations, with expansions and inventions. In Milton’s version, Jesus is openly unmoved by the...
Moral Monsters
However evil you believe the Nazis were, the reality was worse. When the crematoriums at Auschwitz could not keep up with the gas chambers, they began burning corpses in open pits. To keep the pits going, fuel had to be added at regular int...
Shakespeare / Anarchy / Revolution
1. Shakespeare, The World as Stage, by Bill Bryson.
Is your work underappreciated? Are you throwing pearls before swine? Take heart:
At the time of Shakespeare’s death few would have supposed that one day he would be thought the greate...
“Prepare the new world an asylum for mankind”
Happy Independence Day! American Independence in Verse is on sale until midnight tonight; details here.
America 250 at Mostly Aesthetics, Part 8: ‘Tis time to part.
In early 1776, Common Sense went viral in the colonies, turning he...
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Professor of Philosophy at MIT; Writer of Poetry at Home.
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