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Made me laugh. 🤭 Świetlicki was a proofreader in "Catholic weekly" for a long time.
January 27, 2025 at 6:45 AM
Made me laugh. 🤭 Świetlicki was a proofreader in "Catholic weekly" for a long time.
Made me laugh. From: Marcin Świetlicki - "Tiger's Song" poem (and probably a song by Świetliki).
January 26, 2025 at 6:58 PM
Made me laugh. From: Marcin Świetlicki - "Tiger's Song" poem (and probably a song by Świetliki).
Listening to Fonetyka's "Requiem for Wojaczek" and reading Marcin Świetlicki's poems. Świetlicki is a nice mentor, maybe.
"I'm older than all the early dead poets"
"Tomorrow it will be Spring and I will be knocking longer"
"I'm older than all the early dead poets"
"Tomorrow it will be Spring and I will be knocking longer"
January 26, 2025 at 6:57 PM
Listening to Fonetyka's "Requiem for Wojaczek" and reading Marcin Świetlicki's poems. Świetlicki is a nice mentor, maybe.
"I'm older than all the early dead poets"
"Tomorrow it will be Spring and I will be knocking longer"
"I'm older than all the early dead poets"
"Tomorrow it will be Spring and I will be knocking longer"
(Futurist) Gino Severini - War (1914)
January 26, 2025 at 3:21 PM
(Futurist) Gino Severini - War (1914)
Very nice "Dynamism of an automobile" (car) from futuristic Luigi Russolo.
January 26, 2025 at 2:11 PM
Very nice "Dynamism of an automobile" (car) from futuristic Luigi Russolo.
Back to Marcel Schwob's "Imaginary Lives and other proses". It's got such a nice style. I like his small proses and, iirc, he writes about Children's Crusade. Imaginary lives of historical people. (Semi) nihilistic oneiric fairy tales. He and imaginative and surreal
January 25, 2025 at 8:38 PM
Back to Marcel Schwob's "Imaginary Lives and other proses". It's got such a nice style. I like his small proses and, iirc, he writes about Children's Crusade. Imaginary lives of historical people. (Semi) nihilistic oneiric fairy tales. He and imaginative and surreal
It's just like "Satantango" and "Seventh Seal" fr. ^^
January 24, 2025 at 6:24 PM
It's just like "Satantango" and "Seventh Seal" fr. ^^
btw I wonder if name "Joan" was inspired by Johanna D'Arc. I remember seeing this interesting French poster for the film. This films in general has a lot of interesting imagery, in posters and photos. Especially the theatrical productions.
January 24, 2025 at 5:50 PM
btw I wonder if name "Joan" was inspired by Johanna D'Arc. I remember seeing this interesting French poster for the film. This films in general has a lot of interesting imagery, in posters and photos. Especially the theatrical productions.
I'm watching "Mother Joan of the Angels". Such a quiet and thoughtful priest exorcist. I wonder how the plot will develop. I read a bit of a short story this film was based on.
PS I'm using subtitles because it's easier to understand dialogue and I couldn't find Polish ones. ^^
PS I'm using subtitles because it's easier to understand dialogue and I couldn't find Polish ones. ^^
January 24, 2025 at 5:39 PM
I'm watching "Mother Joan of the Angels". Such a quiet and thoughtful priest exorcist. I wonder how the plot will develop. I read a bit of a short story this film was based on.
PS I'm using subtitles because it's easier to understand dialogue and I couldn't find Polish ones. ^^
PS I'm using subtitles because it's easier to understand dialogue and I couldn't find Polish ones. ^^
@WYD_UNIVERSITAS will be publishing a new book on Kant soon! It's also on analytical philosophy, but I'm curious. "Covering transcendental aperception. Judgement, subject and unity in Kant and in early analytical philosophy" by Włodzimierz Heflik.
www.universitas.com.pl/pl/ksiazki/2...
www.universitas.com.pl/pl/ksiazki/2...
January 23, 2025 at 12:47 PM
@WYD_UNIVERSITAS will be publishing a new book on Kant soon! It's also on analytical philosophy, but I'm curious. "Covering transcendental aperception. Judgement, subject and unity in Kant and in early analytical philosophy" by Włodzimierz Heflik.
www.universitas.com.pl/pl/ksiazki/2...
www.universitas.com.pl/pl/ksiazki/2...
Thinking about the de Sade shirt again. ^^ They've got a nice description of Sade's works "exploring evil in every human". I should come back to some of his works. *__* And the French Revolution.
(www.deadcantalk.com/Markiz-Donat...)
(www.deadcantalk.com/Markiz-Donat...)
January 23, 2025 at 10:57 AM
Thinking about the de Sade shirt again. ^^ They've got a nice description of Sade's works "exploring evil in every human". I should come back to some of his works. *__* And the French Revolution.
(www.deadcantalk.com/Markiz-Donat...)
(www.deadcantalk.com/Markiz-Donat...)
Btw I thought I'll post you the page of Latin inscriptions on tomb slabs of the dead in Medieval. They are in all caps and near them is translation.
January 22, 2025 at 4:58 AM
Btw I thought I'll post you the page of Latin inscriptions on tomb slabs of the dead in Medieval. They are in all caps and near them is translation.
Archeologists' job has to be the coolest if they deal with and make drawings of such stuff! *__*
January 21, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Archeologists' job has to be the coolest if they deal with and make drawings of such stuff! *__*
What a nice tomb. Reminds me of "Blasphemous" game imagery.
January 21, 2025 at 6:06 PM
What a nice tomb. Reminds me of "Blasphemous" game imagery.
Existential moment in a dictionary. 😵💫
"Slab - A table in a morgue"
"They just see you as a dead body on the slab"
"Slab - A table in a morgue"
"They just see you as a dead body on the slab"
January 21, 2025 at 5:50 PM
Existential moment in a dictionary. 😵💫
"Slab - A table in a morgue"
"They just see you as a dead body on the slab"
"Slab - A table in a morgue"
"They just see you as a dead body on the slab"
I'm reading "Picturing death. 1200 - 1600" now btw. It was so hard to decide whether I want to read on Medieval death in art or literature. But I decided for death in art for today. Such Medieval art pieces are so fascinating and delightfully macabre. I'm so tempted to watch
January 21, 2025 at 5:34 PM
I'm reading "Picturing death. 1200 - 1600" now btw. It was so hard to decide whether I want to read on Medieval death in art or literature. But I decided for death in art for today. Such Medieval art pieces are so fascinating and delightfully macabre. I'm so tempted to watch
Thinking about watching the classic. :D I've been wanting to get into it for ages. In one form or another. It seems so nice and moody and I like the nostalgia for childhood too.
January 21, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Thinking about watching the classic. :D I've been wanting to get into it for ages. In one form or another. It seems so nice and moody and I like the nostalgia for childhood too.
He's just like me fr!
(From: Toussaint - "The Bathroom".
Unfortunately the protagonist decides to leave the bathroom at the end of the second page. .__.)
(From: Toussaint - "The Bathroom".
Unfortunately the protagonist decides to leave the bathroom at the end of the second page. .__.)
January 20, 2025 at 7:17 PM
He's just like me fr!
(From: Toussaint - "The Bathroom".
Unfortunately the protagonist decides to leave the bathroom at the end of the second page. .__.)
(From: Toussaint - "The Bathroom".
Unfortunately the protagonist decides to leave the bathroom at the end of the second page. .__.)
This was really interesting. Christ as a warrior god, justified in using military force to coerce pagans to Christianity.
January 20, 2025 at 6:09 AM
This was really interesting. Christ as a warrior god, justified in using military force to coerce pagans to Christianity.
Woah, such production of many relics from a single body of ruler in early Christian Medieval is pretty amazing.
January 19, 2025 at 7:43 PM
Woah, such production of many relics from a single body of ruler in early Christian Medieval is pretty amazing.