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[. @SinghEpoch]

@trisandhyakusum Just look at the way her hands move when she speaks. How could anyone possibly think she possesses even the slightest degree of seriousness or sound judgment? She is utterly cocksure and foolhardy.

[Museum @DailyClassicArt]

Théodore Gudin - "Fishing Boat at Night"

[The Rājanyas @the_conqueror56]

"Among military commanders, I am Skanda."

[Museum @DailyClassicArt]

Giuseppe De Nittis - "The National Gallery and Saint Martin's Church in London" (c. 1877)

[. @SinghEpoch]

@wojtek_jk72mtk All the girls on Substack are readers of that retard woman.

[⋉ ֍ ⋊ @venustapolis]

Gothic Church Ruin (Carl Blechen, c. 1829-31)

[Museum @DailyClassicArt]

Friedrich Nerly - "The Piazzetta in Venice by Moonlight"

[Lumen @homolumen]

It's crazy how there is possibly not a single Nietzschean idea/concept that does not have precursor in Hegel somewhere, articulated in more sophisticated and less religiously intoxicated or corrupt manner. Ressentiment, God is dead and Eternal Return are from Hegel, for instance.

[َ @Melpomnes]

Eros and the Fates
By Julius Kronberg

[Knoll @KnollFields]

🌞The Birth of Tragedy🎭

[Ryan Haecker @RyanHaecker]

Zizek acknowledges Hegel as Plato's 'great dialectician' of the future:

"[Plato's] Parmenides is a proto-version of Hegel's logic, truly readable only retroactively, i.e., from the standpoint of Hegel's logic."

- Slavoj Žižek, Less than Nothing: The Shadow of Dialectical Materialism, 2012, 852, fn.6

[🦢 @gardeniavibe]

Crescent moon over Poseidon temple, captured by Elias Chasiotis

[roach @catechumengroyp]

The only hope of man

[Western Exile @westernexile]

Two Men Contemplating the Moon
Caspar David Friedrich, c. 1830

[Laetitia Portal @LaetitiaWilfert]

Botticelli,
Dante and Beatrice dans les étoiles