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“Ein Schulorchester trägt “Killing In The Name” von Rage Against The Machine vor.”
– ​R​a​g​e​ ​A​g​a​i​n​s​t​ ​T​h​e​ ​M​a​c​h​i​n​e​ ​S​c​h​u​l​o​r​c​h​e​s​t​e​r​ (via seifestattgel) Wicked!
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Famous Writers and their Typewriters
I love how they treat those massive heavy typewriters as if they were thin light-weight laptops. Pretty cool too to see how they obviously pose for the photograph. It’s a bit like “Portraits of the artist as an artist”, if you know what I mean. found via (seifestattgel) photogiclee: In 1994 I read The Sun Also Rises, my first of many from Hemmingway. That’s when I knew I...
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March 2011
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Mar 25th
WatchWatch
monopolisten: [Mülliadäre - Die Trashlovers verschönern Müll] Trashlovers nennt sich eine Gruppe junger Leute, die durch die Stadt ziehen und Müll mit grandiosen Kalligraphien und Grafiken versehen. Als ehemalige Hochschulprofessoren im Bereich Kulturtheorie/Semiotik kommen wir nicht umhin, in diesem Zusammenhang folgende Frage an Sie zu richten: Ist das nicht vielleicht sogar die...
Mar 9th
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“Alles ist ja eigentlich eine Sprache, ne? Man kann alles lesen.”
– Pina Bausch in Pina by Wim Wender
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Jan 30th
So Anthony Grafton actually has a book wheel. →
I want a book wheel too! kunstwissenschaftlerin: Something {inter alia} pointed out, if not in the most gracious of ways. It goes without saying that Grafton is awesomer than all of us, and therefore deserves the awesomest of home offices.
Jan 26th
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“I cannot imagine what would be the meaning of classical philology in our own...”
– Nietzsche (via superfluidity  - another awesome blog I have to read through now since I’ve only just discovered it…some gems are lurking there)
Jan 26th
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An important thing I learned today.
Eush has a fabulous blog proving that being a Classics geek is one of the coolest things in the world. And she is one of very few people who can explain the Saturnian. You can sometimes figure out Saturnian meter by singing “Mary had a little lamb”. Check it out! Mary had a little lamb, || little lamb, little lamb Partim errant; nequinont || Graeciam redire It makes the inability of the...
Jan 26th
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Jan 25th
I love my Pentax →
I love my Pentax too.
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Der göttliche Massentierhalter Eumaios →
The divine factory farmer Eumaios (via philoblogie)
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How to Write About Africa →
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Lorem ipsum - Cicero's lecture on pain →
As I learned today, the famous “lorem ipsum”, used as a filler text by printers, designers and typesetters, is a kind-of quote from Cicero’s philosophic book De finibus bonorum et malorum. How cool is that? Here’s the relevant passage from the Wikipedia entry: A variation of the common lorem ipsum text has been used since at least the 1960s, and possibly since the...
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