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Companion volume to Jorjani’s Philosophy of the Future.
Overview of Ontology, Epistemology, Ethics, Aesthetics, Politics.
Explores Medea's psychedelic cult and mythological connections.
Executive summary of Jorjani’s philosophical project.
Includes excerpts from Jorjani’s Black Notebook.
Intimate look into the author's philosophical development.
Critical commentary on influential philosophical texts.
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Explores the value of skilled manual labor.
Offers a unique philosopher/mechanic perspective.
Challenges the knowledge worker paradigm.
Highlights the joys of working with hands.
Promotes self-reliance in a complex world.
Combines humor with insightful reflections.
Instant bestseller praised by The Boston Globe.
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Nietzsche's most personal book, according to him.
Introduces the concept of the death of God.
Explores the doctrine of eternal recurrence.
Includes Walter Kaufmann's insightful commentary.
Features previously untranslated letters from Nietzsche.
Discusses art, morality, knowledge, and truth.
Contains Nietzsche's largest collection of published poetry.
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Explores Japanese aesthetics and cultural nuances.
Discusses architecture and the importance of space.
Describes jade, food, and traditional Japanese practices.
Highlights the beauty of lacquerware in candlelight.
Examines the interplay of light and shadow.
Offers insights into the nightlife of pleasure districts.
Written by renowned Japanese novelist Junichiro Tanizaki.
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Explores beauty in imperfection and transience.
Classic guide for artists and designers alike.
Revised edition of a 1994 original.
Influential concepts for creative minds worldwide.
Encourages philosophical reflection on art and design.
Essential reading for poets and thinkers.
Inspires appreciation for the unfinished and incomplete.
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Revolutionary philosophy against tyranny and fatalism.
Emphasizes a new Promethean age of evolution.
Advocates for mastery over advanced technologies.
Calls for rebellion against elite societal structures.
Explores metaphysics, aesthetics, and ethics in depth.
Encourages enduring rebellion through inspired martyrdom.
Focuses on controlling Prometheus as an archetype.
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Explores craftsmanship through personal experiences.
Challenges the knowledge worker paradigm.
Offers a humorous perspective on manual labor.
Highlights self-reliance in a digital age.
Encourages a deeper connection to physical work.
Provokes thought on the value of hands-on skills.
Celebrated by critics and readers alike.
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Explores the essence of tragedy and music.
First philosophical work by Friedrich Nietzsche.
Critiques Victorian views on Greek culture.
Influences existentialists and psychoanalysts in the 20th century.
Includes Nietzsche's self-criticism from the 1886 edition.
A foundational text in Western philosophy and literature.
Relevant themes resonate through modern philosophical discourse.
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Explores connection between architecture and personal identity.
Illustrated journey through architectural philosophy and psychology.
Examines impact of environment on happiness and misery.
Challenges perception of architecture as frivolous or indulgent.
Argues architecture reflects our potential and aspirations.
Highlights importance of thoughtful design in daily life.
Encourages readers to appreciate their living spaces.
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Essential for students of Greek theatre and literature.
Explores dramatic elements of plot, character, and language.
Analyzes tragedy’s impact on audience's emotions.
Introduces key concepts like mimesis and katharsis.
Features examples from Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides.
Lucid translation by Malcolm Heath for modern readers.
Includes an extended introduction and further reading suggestions.
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Explores the history of coolness in America.
Analyzes cultural influences shaping the concept of cool.
Profiles iconic figures like Billie Holiday and James Dean.
Discusses intersections of jazz, film noir, and existentialism.
Examines the dual definitions of cool across cultures.
Offers insights into social issues reflected in popular culture.
Engaging and informative for culture enthusiasts and scholars.
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Explores fundamental Taoist philosophy and teachings.
Influential in Chinese Buddhism and religion.
Source of inspiration for various Chinese arts.
Hundreds of translations into Western languages.
Profound insights on life and nature's way.
A timeless classic for philosophy enthusiasts.
Accessible and engaging for modern readers.
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Explores Robert Irwin's artistic journey and philosophy.
Includes six new chapters for deeper insights.
Features twenty-four stunning color plates.
Documents Irwin's significant site-conditioned projects.
Covers the Getty Museum's Central Gardens design.
Highlights the Dia Beacon campus transformation.
Essential reading for art lovers and professionals.
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Includes two essential works by Nietzsche.
The Birth of Tragedy critiques Greek culture.
Features Nietzsche's youthful thoughts and self-criticism.
The Case of Wagner showcases Nietzsche's wit.
Translations by Walter Kaufmann are distinguished and accurate.
Running footnotes enhance understanding of Nietzsche's ideas.
Includes bibliography and extensive index for reference.
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Explores thought in contemplative life.
Final work of Hannah Arendt.
Investigates thinking, willing, and judging.
Rich analysis of human mental activity.
Challenging and thought-provoking insights.
Combines two volumes into one edition.
Highly recommended by The New York Times.
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Explores God's perspective on the arts.
Encourages Christians to embrace their artistic calling.
Addresses artistic struggles within church communities.
Provides a biblical view of creativity.
Highlights the significance of man-made art.
Offers insights for artists to find acceptance.
Guides readers in understanding art's divine purpose.
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First English translation of Schelling's work.
Explores German Idealism and Romanticism connections.
Addresses mind-matter separation in modern philosophy.
Features a comprehensive view of the natural world.
Introduces a living, organic conception of nature.
Discusses a unified theory of natural forces.
Significant philosophical insights from 1799 context.
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Overview of Jorjani’s philosophical project.
Covers ontology, epistemology, ethics, aesthetics, and politics.
Insights into the psychedelic cult of Medea.
Connection of Medea with Prometheus and Mithra.
Includes excerpts from Jorjani’s Black Notebook.
Intimate look into Jorjani's philosophical development.
Critical commentaries on influential philosophical texts.
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Explores Japanese philosophy of everyday aesthetics.
Highlights beauty in simplicity and imperfection.
Promotes craftsmanship over mass-produced items.
Encourages respect for everyday objects.
Defends the value of handcrafted creations.
Inspired by traditional artisans from Japan and Korea.
A timeless classic for design enthusiasts.
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Explores universal geometry's impact on the cosmos.
Connects ancient wisdom with modern scientific understanding.
Features practical experiments for deeper engagement.
Illustrates key concepts like Golden Proportion and spirals.
Includes 202 stunning illustrations and diagrams.
Combines Eastern and Western philosophy insights.
Accessible writing for readers of all backgrounds.
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Explores aesthetics of sublime and beautiful concepts.
Distinct experiences of fear, awe, pleasure, and serenity.
Influential work of 18th-century philosopher Edmund Burke.
Includes early political writings on natural society.
Published by trusted Penguin Classics series.
Authoritative texts with scholarly introductions and notes.
Essential reading for students of philosophy and aesthetics.
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Eloquent tribute to traditional Japanese aesthetics.
Explores shadows' role in enhancing beauty.
Critiques Western electric lighting's impact on Japan.
Reflects on architecture, ceramics, and theatre.
Haunting insights into a forgotten aesthetic world.
Popular translation by Harper and Seidensticker.
Essential listening for Japanese culture enthusiasts.
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In-depth analysis of Hitchcock’s film Vertigo.
Explores themes of obsession and fantasy.
Reflects on modern world complexities.
Examines mutual misunderstanding and self-deceit.
Integrates philosophy with cinematic narrative.
Enhances appreciation for Hitchcock’s storytelling.
Engages both philosophers and film enthusiasts.
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Explores photography's role in confronting mortality.
Features insights from renowned poets and thinkers.
Combines main essay with engaging digressions.
Printed in three colors for dynamic reading experience.
Offers unique perspectives on art and existence.
Tim Carpenter's passion shines through his writing.
A valuable resource for photographers and artists.
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Explores visual manifestations of thoughts.
Based on clairvoyant investigations by Besant and Leadbeater.
Features 58 illustrations of thought forms.
Examines music, emotions, and color influences.
Influenced major twentieth-century artists.
Includes a new introduction by Mitch Horowitz.
Revives historical insights for modern readers.
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Explore nature with Thoreau’s insightful reflections.
Complete annotations enhance understanding of the text.
Beautiful cover design for classic literature lovers.
Reader-friendly typesetting for easy enjoyment.
Includes a detailed map of Walden Pond.
Encourages a purposeful, intentional lifestyle.
Timeless themes of self-reliance and solitude.
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Rediscover the joys of a thoughtful life.
Explore the value of intellectual pursuits.
Encourages learning for its own sake.
Inspires connection through shared interests.
Draws on historical and contemporary examples.
Challenges the usefulness mindset of today.
Calls for renewal of inner lives.
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Collection of five essential Nietzsche works
Explores nihilism, metaphysics, and morality themes
Introduction by renowned scholar Peter Gay
Includes commentary from famous philosophers
Edited and translated by Walter Kaufmann
Features seventy-five aphorisms and correspondence
Modern Library Reading Group Guide included
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Explores blackness within modern aesthetic regimes.
Challenges traditional notions of representation in art.
Focuses on black artists' contributions and perspectives.
Examines intersections of art and critical theory.
Proposes an innovative ante-formalism for interpretation.
Highlights racialized dimensions of bodies and forms.
Encourages philosophical engagement with black artistic practices.
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Groundbreaking account of perception and art.
Influential work by E. H. Gombrich.
Explores psychology of pictorial representation.
Bridges science and humanities effectively.
Examines history of art across cultures.
Focuses on viewer's psychological experience.
Classic text for art and psychology enthusiasts.
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