Philosophical Crumbs
Annawriting about philosophy, books i've read, other things i've seen or heard or thought about
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Some ways of looking at books
I moved house. Every time I move, the hardest thing to transport is my books; there are more of them each year, and even when I get rid of a few—I give them to friends or leave them around the university—they make for heavy suitcases and bo...
Schiele and the Seagull
On Friday I went with some friends to the first of the Re-Enchantment Readings events in London, which, despite being cut short by a disruption halfway through, sending us out onto the pavement with paper cups and half-emptied bottles of wi...
Exhausting Beauty
Beauty struggles with privacy. It urges us to multiply it—by means of ode, imitation, replica or fraud. If I find something beautiful and refuse to tell anyone about it, I feel that I have left some itch in me unscratched, or that something...
Fantastic Reminiscence
Morton Feldman’s String Quartet No. 2 goes on for somewhere between five and six hours, making it the longest string quartet in history. I heard a story that, about an hour and a half through an early performance of the piece, the audience ...
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