The Humanities Library
Dusting off old books in search of new ideas to live by
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The Scrapbook — No. 33
What connects Frankenstein’s monster, food riots in Paris, J.M.W. Turner’s blood-red sunsets, and the Mormon Church? Its a fun little riddle with a surprisingly coherent answer: all, rather incredibly, can be traced back to the eruption of...
Here's What You've Missed
I've decided not to write anything new this week. I'm on holiday and I'm giving myself a break. So, as I attempt to free myself from the family to read the overly ambitious pile of novels I've packed, I'll leave you good folk with a little...
The Scrapbook — No. 32
A few more things that I didn’t know last week that I do know this. Sharing them with you good people makes me far less of a bore to friends and family, so here we go again.
1 - In 1704, a playwright named John Dennis staged a trage...
The Ten-Point Checklist for a Life Worth Living
Source: Martha Nussbaum, Women and Human Development: The Capabilities Approach, 2000
“The aim of the project as a whole is to provide the philosophical underpinning for an account of basic constitutional principles that should be respecte...
The Scrapbook — No. 31
I found myself down something of a wormhole last week when selecting a painting to accompany the main article on Bruno Snell’s The Discovery of the Mind. I wanted something depicting Odysseus and Calypso, and ended up spending an hour or mo...
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