A Restless Striving: Friedrich Schlegel and the Complementarity of Poetry and Philosophy through Absolute Idealism
FRIEDRICH Schlegel (1772-1829) is another Romantic who, just like fellow countrymen Friedrich Hölderlin (1770-1843), Novalis
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Longing for the Absolute: Novalis and ‘Magical Idealism’
DURING the course of a recent introductory article about German philosophy (‘Thinking Our Way to
Thinking Our Way to God: Romantic Philosophy and the Coming of Absolute Idealism
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An Introduction to Muammar al-Qathafi and The Green Book
I FIRST became acquainted with The Green Book in 1986, when I was a member
The Black Flag of Captain Nemo: Towards a Dark Anarchism of the Empyrean
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Poem: Putre Factio
If I wur a magician, oid conjure and forth spewwiv pride a pretty vixen who’d
West Indian Musical Culture and the Crisis of Black Identity
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Film Review: The Last Samurai
I HAD very mixed feelings about this film and Hollywood ‘superstar’ Tom Cruise hardly fills me
Friends and Foes: Nietzsche and Wagner
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Book Review: Hitler’s Temptation by Michael Walker
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