Rimbaud's Lost Papers
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 44 | Subscribers | Read | rimbaudslostpapers.substack.com |
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The Shoes Make the...
Frederic Jameson, postmodern critical theorist’s fascinating read on shoes, from Van Gogh’s to Warhol’s:
Pre-Thanksgiving Polemic
Every Thanksgiving I throw on Thanksgiving Prayer from William Burroughs’ album Dead City Radio. I’ve probably listened to it every year since the album was released; but I don’t remember ever noticing the last line:
The System That is No System
Let’s say you’re traveling across a strange new land; some of the landscape is familiar and you have a good map. However, the mapmaker didn’t believe in mountains, so when you get to the massive mountain range, say the Rockies, you’re not a...
The Anarchic Principle of Creation
When we speak of creation, whether in the domain of art, of theology, or of the cosmos itself, we are inclined by habit to imagine a unity presiding over multiplicity. The One stands before the many, the lawgiver before the governed, the fa...
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