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@Ensss1801Gp @goatz88800 Tb veo una cabeza de vaca.

@goatz88800 Veo una vaca

Si ves una pareja bailar, utilizas el hemisferio izquierdo de tu cerebro; si ves un tazón de frutas, utilizas el derecho. ¿Y tú cuál ves?

In den 50er-Jahren wollte Theodor W. Adorno die Mentalität der Deutschen testen – die verstörenden Ergebnisse hielt er lieber unter Verschluss. Nun werden sie erforscht. trib.al/BOxve6b

Christoph Rauen - »Kunst der Darstellung« Ludwig Tieck, Selbstbezüglichkeit und die Entstehung der Romantik À paraître en décembre chez Wallstein

“The moral responsibility of the artist is to make something real happen, whatever it takes.” —Harry Mathews buff.ly/txm75ph

Wifredo Lam’s “La jungla evokes the spirit world brought from Africa by a people who worked Cuba’s cane fields, a formidable collective consciousness in which nature is a divine force.” —@cocofusco1960 go.nybooks.com/4eIY1wV

Nice day for a revolution: Why May Day should be a date to stand up and change the system (2011) independent.co.uk/news/world/pol…

no, Mary McCarthy & Edmund Wilson would not be considered "academics"; Wilson in particularly would have bristled at the notion. presumably, this brilliant literary figure could have had a life's sinecure at Harvard, Yale, Princeton but insisted upon his independence. so too with Susan Sontag, who also wanted to remain independent. yet, they were very friendly with academics, & no doubt gave lectures & talks at universities. I did not know Wilson at all but knew Susan somewhat: she was famous for showing up at lectures without having evidently prepared as (it is said) Oliver Sacks did also.

in person, Leslie Fiedler was very agreeable, like Norman Mailer. both understood the first rule of entertainment: be interesting. Norman believed that, in public, he had to put on a show of some kind, provocative, sometimes playful, always aggressive, attention-grabbing. Norman once said that, as soon as you glance down to read from something prepared, you lost eye contact with the audience & lost their attention. (this is not untrue, in fact.)

G.K. Chesterton’s hat. (From the G.K. Chesterton collection at Notre Dame, London)

How not to read JG Ballard This new biography has done a great writer a disservice Edmund Gordon newstatesman.com/culture/books/…

I thought these were just scribbles left in jest by a previous owner, but it is actually Hopkins’ signature printed in this edition.

"Once in a while the dream comes true, and the whole pattern of life is altered. Once in a while the moon turns blue." — W.H. Auden

Minerva #Rembrandt, ca. 1630

Caravaggio

Vita Sackville-West by Gisèle Freund

Jan van Huysum (Dutch, 1682-1749) Still Life with Flowers and Fruit, ca.1720

The Angels of Sodom by Gustave Moreau, c. 1890

@craptuslion 🔥🔥

Chudai 😈

"I was trapped in her world with her, trembling. She had weeks left to live and had spent so much time writing about how to get away with murder. I fantasized that she might try to kill me." —Elena Gosálvez Blanco on Patricia Highsmith yalereview.org/article/workin…

Kalpa Imperial: The Greatest Empire That Never Was - Angélica Gorodischer translated by Ursula K. Le Guin cc: @astridwasis