Cultural Capital
James MarriottA newsletter about ideas, literature and the arts
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Is reading rebounding?, the age of solitude, Memoirs from Beyond the Grave, Gaelic psalms
The Acropolis Ruins at Night by Hiroshi Yoshida
Hello!
Welcome to Cultural Capital. The newsletter will take a three week break as I’m off to Nepal! I’m going hiking in Annapurna. I’ve hardly been on holiday this year and I am beside myse...
Why the bronze age collapsed, did Jesus rise from the dead?, indecent medieval sculpture, are smartphones destroying love?
The Open Window by Pierre Bonnard
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Welcome to Cultural Capital. In The Times I bowed to the inevitable and wrote about performative reading.
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How TikTok is destroying the future, the highly effective habits of the Victorian elite, thick art, style and civilisation
Still Life With Shells by James Ensor
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital. In the last week or so I must have broken some sort of record for waking hours spent continuously podcasting.
I loved this conversation (from near the beginning o...
The fascination of Papua New Guinea, the curse of the AI bore, high brow versus low brow,
October from the Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital. The New Dark Ages is out in America next week. It has a wonderfully doomy cover:
One of the pleasures of writing a column is that it allows you to ju...
In defence of “The Dark Ages”
The phrase “the dark ages” has long been out of fashion as a description of the early Middle Ages. Informed twenty first century readers understand that the medieval period was not — as Victorian writers once liked to caricature it — a time...
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