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“But at the bottom, the immanent philosopher sees in the entire universe only the deepest longing for absolute annihilation, and it is as if he clearly hears the call that permeates all…
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? How could we bear the weight and sheer depth of works and masterpieces, if to their texture certain impertinent and delicious minds had not added the fringes of subtle scorn and…
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Society—an inferno of saviors! —Emile Cioran No one reads the decadents much anymore, maybe it is because we have moved the world into a deeper, more intense age of decadence and decline.…
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One of the things of profound interest in Castaneda’s books, under the influence of drugs, or other things, and of a change of atmosphere, is precisely that they show how the Indian…
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Immersion, immanence and immediacy – these are the characteristics of the Virtual. —Jean Baudrillard, The Intelligence of Evil Humankind, which once in Homer, was an object of contemplation for the Olympian gods,…
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The History of spirit is its own deed; for spirit is only what it does, and its deed is to make itself – in this case as spirit – the object of…
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“It is not possible to step twice into the same river. —Heraclitus We always get back to this definition: the machinic phylum is materiality, natural or artificial, and both simultaneously; it is…
