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Category: Persians

Tyranny of the Text

December 29, 2014
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 |  book, complaint, desire, economics, education, le très élite, literature, miseducation, Persians, philosophy, privilege, reading, research, serfdom, translation, writing

WritingThe irony is that in the year that I’ve written the most, I’ve blogged the least. You would think that […]

Sol Invictus

December 21, 2011
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 |  art, gods, painting, Persians, religio

Anselm Kiefer’s Sol Invictus Kiefer is one of my favorite living artists, and I’m happy to live near Fort Worth, where […]

Köln

August 21, 2007
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 |  another bloody church (abc), arts, germany, gods, history, Mithra, Persians, Romans, smell, travel, vacation

Just a week-and-a-half ago I spent a blissful couple of days in Köln by myself visiting museums and enjoying the […]

Köln

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 |  another bloody church (abc), arts, germany, gods, history, Mithra, Persians, Romans, smell, travel, vacation

Just a week-and-a-half ago I spent a blissful couple of days in Köln by myself visiting museums and enjoying the […]

What remains unburied.

January 29, 2007
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 |  Greeks, literature, Persians

To what extent is the unburied corpse in Greek literature an indictment against the Zoroastrian practice of allowing wild dogs […]

What remains unburied.

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 |  Greeks, literature, Persians

To what extent is the unburied corpse in Greek literature an indictment against the Zoroastrian practice of allowing wild dogs […]

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