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Liberalism constructs its vision of the world on the basis of complex but articulate…

MUTATION … n. late 14c., mutacioun, “action or process of changing,” from Latin mutationem “a…

DERIVE … late 14c., “descend from” from Old French deriver “to flow, pour out, originate” from…

How did Homo sapiens manage to cross this critical threshold, eventually founding cities comprising…

…badlands, blank space, border vacuums, brown fields, conceptual Nevada, dead zones, derelict…

Expendable manifests itself in the idea of dualism. In the understanding of dualism, potential is…

We saw that a new form of society is germinating in the civilized nations, and must take the place…

Everything which we now call culture, education, and civilization must at some point appear before…

Dionysus (as in the Bacchae) has the potential and attributes of both life and death, of…

synchrony (n.) from the Greek σύνχρόνος súnkhrónos … σύν (sún, “with”) + χρόνος (khrónos, “time”)…

Drown out of the realm of pure chance, the accident enters into that of necessity, of the most…

There remains nothing, in culture or in nature, which has not been transformed, and polluted…

être habité : avoir des habitants, être occupé par une ou plusieurs personnes. to be inhabited: to…

Thus then the intricate relation of the Apollonian and the Dionysian in tragedy must really be…

There are moments, and it is only a matter of a few seconds, when you feel the presence of the…