Cultural Capital
James MarriottA newsletter about ideas, literature and the arts
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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...
Fierce attachments, technics and civilisation, the end of effort, trad architecture
The Presentation at the Temple by Rembrandt
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital! In The Times I wrote about the politicisation of absolutely everything, from fried chicken to cinema:
Nowadays, the idea that “everything is political” is...
Secrets of great conversation, Oscar Wilde’s annoying brother, new prized possession
An Old Woman Cooking Eggs by Velazquez
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital. It suddenly occurs to me that I’m going to Nepal in less than six weeks. I’ve been so consumed with anxiety about the book I’ve hardly noticed it approaching. I’ve...
Weirdness of General de Gaulle, zoonotic fever in the Indus Valley, PISA decline, Paradise Lost
The Fall of the Rebel Angels by Gustave Dorés (from Illustrations to Paradise Lost)
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital. I’m in Scotland promoting the book. In The Times I wrote about the new General de Gaulle film. I loved it. It’s great...
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