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Category: destiny/destination

“The sea was more important now than the shore.”

November 6, 2019
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 |  absence, analysis, book, destiny/destination, literature, memory, phenomenology, reading, women

Since starting To the Lighthouse I’d been noticing all kinds of references to subjects and objects, which was prompted chiefly […]

Bloomsday: My Conversion

June 16, 2018
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 |  academia, deconstruction, derrida, destiny/destination, holiday, literature, miseducation, nietzsche, penis, reading

Happy Bloomsday! It’s a greeting I thought I’d never say. But here we are: June 16. I’m wearing a fucking […]

Bloomsday: My Conversion

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 |  academia, deconstruction, derrida, destiny/destination, holiday, literature, miseducation, nietzsche, penis, reading

Happy Bloomsday! It’s a greeting I thought I’d never say. But here we are: June 16. I’m wearing a fucking […]

Cuban Fantasia

February 26, 2017
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 |  alcohol, architecture, berlin, cuba, destiny/destination, history, literature, queer

My most recent fantasy: live part-time in Havana and start an English-language walking tour, modeled after Brendan’s Isherwood’s Neighborhood tour […]

Cuban Fantasia

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 |  alcohol, architecture, berlin, cuba, destiny/destination, history, literature, queer

My most recent fantasy: live part-time in Havana and start an English-language walking tour, modeled after Brendan’s Isherwood’s Neighborhood tour […]

Moja droga (Part 1)

October 6, 2015
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 |  amerika, communism, destiny/destination, education, identity, language, music, poland, polish, sovietica

Maybe she had asked the question before; maybe she’d forgotten my rambling answer. I vaguely remember, perhaps, that we’d had […]

Why Immoralism Is a Destiny

January 3, 2015
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 |  anniversary, destiny/destination, evil, gods, nietzsche, philosophy

In his Ecce Homo Nietzsche defines his term immoralist (“Why I Am a Destiny” §4, trans Walter Kaufmann). In this one term lies […]

Gaza

July 25, 2014
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 |  becoming, being, bullies, destiny/destination, ethics, peace, politics, post-politics, protest, state-terror, violence, voice, war

No, we do not have to accept the status quo. We do not have to accept the fact that our […]

Times Roman

July 11, 2013
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 |  absence, another bloody church (abc), architecture, art, death, destiny/destination, europe, history, holiday, italia, museum, painting, photo, religio, roma, travel

Below are some of my photos from a recent trip to Rome. This collection is of architectural ruins and art/historical […]

Dis/Orientation

January 31, 2013
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 |  becoming, destiny/destination, meaning, work

Instead of fighting against inevitable conflicts, I am choosing to allow my disorientation to orient my life these days. At […]

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