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The Message of the Medium
Black Hole, Charles Burns
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In a recent episode of the (excellent) Weird Studies podcast on the (excellent) graphic novel Black Hole (1995), J.F. Martel asks why mutants and the medium of comics have had such a love affair over the ye...
Prajāpati (who?)
The god at the origin of everything didn’t have a name but a title: Prajāpati, Lord of the Creatures. He discovered this when one of his sons, Indra, told him: “I want to be what you are.” Prajāpati asked him: “But who (ka) am I?” And Indra...
The Barbarian
I have known many gods. He who denies them is as blind as he who trusts them too deeply. I seek not beyond death...
Let me live deeply while I live; let me know the rich juices of red meat and stinging wine on my plate, the hot embr...
Cultural Evolution with Roger's Bacon
Roger’s Bacon is an evolutionary biologist who turned his tool set on the related problem of how cultures mutate, compete, hybridise and evolve.
Had a great time chopping it up with Shane Simonsen on a wide range of topics (very) loosely...
The Two Methods of Literary Composition
“The Destruction of Adam” by Lucas Ponsato
He may not write music, but he generally writes books. He generally keeps, when writing, within the sphere of concepts and words. Society supplies ideas ready to hand, worked out by his predecesso...
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