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Repost: Romantics from The Rear

Daniel Spaulding

Caspar David Friedrich, Wanderer in a Sea of Fog (1817). Oil on Canvas, 38.5 x 29.1 in (98 x 74 cm). Hanburger Kunsthalle.

Romanticism had a predilection for the hidden side of things. It stands to reason that the movemen...

10 days ago
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Repost: Wandering The Shenandoah Woods


Vincent van Gogh, The Olive Trees, San Rémy, June-July 1889

When I was a young child I was very lonely and, having nothing better to do nor friends to play with, I would, by the age of 11, wander the woods outside my house with a .2...

14 days ago
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Repost: Adjacent Theses on the Question of Romanticism

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It is necessary to make up stories about the exploits of History, to whisper these stories to Him at night, Scheherazade-wise, it is necessary to suck Him off in every way imaginable, only in this way can He be kept, a little while lon...

18 days ago
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What is the Name of Our Desire?

Ian Marcus Corbin

Agnes Pelton, Sea Change (1931). Oil on canvas.

Most everyone in my part of the world can feel, at some level, that we’re stuck. The culture, the institutions, the ideas, the leaders – almost everything is moving like a...

a month ago
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Sing the Legend

by Roy Scranton

In 2022 and early 2023, as Americans shed their masks and began congregating in public again after the end of COVID-19, a strange phenomenon began to take shape. In a decision that was at once inspired counterprogramming an...

a month ago
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    shootin down the walls of heartache

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    Founding Editor of The Hinternet

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    Based in the SF-Bay Area, Adam Eric Robbert, PhD, is a philosopher by training, and a writer, editor, and researcher by vocation.

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    "Have not written anything on this Substack, but I see people have been signing up for the void." -- Helen DeWitt

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    Literary critic and litterateur. Self-actualizing subject of very late capitalism. Lives in Portugal.

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    Andrew Kuiper lives and writes in Michigan. Interests include Platonism, Kabbalah, Romanticism, Russian Sophiology and Marxism. He is a contributing editor at Romanticon and has written for The Lamp, Church Life Journal, and other outlets.

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    Philosopher at Harvard Med, Director of the Public Culture Project at Harvard College. My first book, "To Arrive Where We Started: Belonging in the Modern World, is out soon: https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300263626/to-arrive-where-we-started/

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    Author of The Radio Phonics Laboratory. He writes for Igloo Magazine, New Maps quarterly, and is a contributor to the Imaginary Stations program on shortwave radio. He lives in Ohio with his wife. www.sothismedias.com

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    My writing dreams are humble. Richest man in the world. Playboy. Warlord. Literary Mount Rushmore. Dead by 40, facedown in a ditch. Subscribe to me for fiction and poetry.

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    Marginal Futilities

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    Freelance journalist; author of "This Land: How Cowboys, Capitalism, and Corruption are Ruining the American West." Contact: [email protected]

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