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Angkor Wat, Cambodia [photo taken from by Hartfrid Schmid, site: http://www.images-photography-pictures.net/Angkor_Wat_Cambodia.htm ] |
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«What can not be attained, can not be named» - Cabala |
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· The world history is full of surprises. It was recently discovered the remains of a huge Mayan city underwater, near Cuba.
Watch the movie: · One of the most extraordinary experiments done to undestand relative motion appears in the movie about Hypathia, the last librairian of Alexandria Library that you can see here. · Carl Sagan talks about Alexandria Library · Read this essay about the Alexandria Library · David Icke on Economic Colapse [He gives reasons to think...]
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Charles Fourier announced that " the attractions of man are proportioned to his destinies ; in other words, that every desire predicts its own satisfaction. Yet all experience exhibits the reverse of this ; the incompetency of power is the universal grief of young and ardent minds. They accuse the divine providence of a certain parsimony. It has shown the heaven and earth to every child and filled him with a desire for the whole ; a desire raging, infinite ; a hunger, as of space to be filled with planets ; a cry of famine, as of devils for souls. Then for the satisfaction, to each man is administered a single drop, a bead of dew of vital power, per day, a cup as large as space, and one (Jrop of the water of life in it. Each man woke in the morning with an appetite that could eat the solar system like a cake ; a spirit for action and passion without bounds ; he could lay his hand on the morning star ; he could try conclusions with gravitation or chemistry ; but, on the first motion to prove his strength, hands, feet, senses, gave way and would not serve him. He was an emperor deserted by his states, and left to whistle by him self, or thrust into a mob of emperors, all whist ling : and still the sirens sang, " The attractions are proportioned to the destinies. In every house, in the heart of each maiden and of each boy, in the soul of the soaring saint, this chasm is found, between the largest promise of jdealjpower, and the shabby experience. |
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TAKE A LOOK AT SISTINE CHAPEL AT VATICAN IN ROME. |
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Complete Works of Leonhard Euler, Vol I Complete Works of Leonhard Euler, Vol II A Source Book in Mathematics, D. E. Smith, Vol.I A Source Book in Mathematics, D. E. Smith, vol. II |
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Elements of Natural Philosophy, by Sir William Thomson and Peter Guthrie Tait (1885) |
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Egyptian short grammar |
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NEO-PLATONISM is a progressive philosophy, and does not expect to state final conditions to men whose minds are finite.Life is an unfoldment, and the further we travel the more truth we can comprehend. To understand the things that are at our door is the best preparation for understanding those that lie beyond. |
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Christopher Marlowe [playwriter, possibly inspired Shakespear] Prometheus Bound, by Aeschillus [Aschillus medidate about the origin of evil in the world, picturing Zeus as a jealous tyran punishing Prometheus because this one gave knlwledge to the humans. Albert Camus work was inspired by this Aschillus tragedy] Aeschillus Frakenstein, by Mary Shelley [this novel follows the same myth of Prometheus]Mary Shelley Prometheus Illbound, by André Gide [Aeschilus apparently wrote another work entitled Prometheus Unbound that remains to be discovered. Andre Gide wrote :“Time and space are the boards, which, with the help of our minds, have been set up by the innumerable truths of the universe as a stage for their own performances. And there we play our parts like determined, convinced, devoted and voluptuous marionettes.”] Du malheur d’ avoir de l’ esprit, by Alexandre Griboïedov [Still need to find a copy...As Griboïedov says: “Quand le divertissement gouverne le monde, la raison est le seul recours, et la source première de malheurs”. He complains himself about this old problem in 1824...De quoi réfléchir!...] Les Fleurs du Mal, by Charles Baudelaire Histoires Extraordinaires (traduites par Charles Baudelaire), by Edgar Allan Poe A Divina Comédia, by Dante Aligieri [in portuguese] Divine Comedy, by Dante Aligieri |
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Index Librorum Prohibitorum [In 1559, the Pope Paul VI publish the first Index Librorum Prohibitorum, a list ot forbidden books. It will be definitively abolished in 1966 by the Pope Paul VI. The last book indexed in this inquisitoriale list is the book by the Bishop Jean Steinmann, entitle the Life of Jesus. Curiously, Marx, Darwin and Hitler are not cited...] Life of Jesus, Jean Steinmann |
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A Complete Treatise on Electricity, by Tiberius Cavallo (1786) Reflections on the Motive Power of Heat, by Sadi Carnot Flatland-A Romance of Many Dimensions, by A. Square (1885) Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica, by Sir Isaac Newton (Edition of 1846) The World as I see it, by Albert Einstein On Methods of Theoretical Physics, by Albert Einstein Martyrs of Science, by Sir David Brewster The First Three Minutes, by Steven Weinberg Dialogues concerning Two New Sciences, by Galileo Galilei History of the Theory of Elasticity Part 1 |
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Consolation of Philosophy, by Boetius Manuel du Speculateur a la Bourse, by J. P. Proudhon La Pornocratie, by J. P. Proudhon Philosophy of Yang Ming, by Yang Ming Life and Work of Mencius [Disciple of Confucius] Opere di Giordano Bruno [in Italian] |
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Man and Society, texts by Kropotkin, Buckle, Emerson, Thoreau, Spencer, Tolstoy, Oscar Wilde [It is clear in these texts that we must not confuse the State with the Society] The World as I see it, by Albert Einstein |
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RUSSIA: NATIONAL EXALTATION AND SUBVERSION
1. The Man with a Camera (1929) [1:06 h]
1. Battleship Potemkin Part 1 [1:12:51 h]
GERMANY: NEW AESTETICS
1. Faust [1:55:42 h] (his last movie)
1. Metropolis [1:57:53 h] ITALY UNCHAINED · PIER PAOLO PASOLINI 1. Il Fiore delle Mille e Una Notte [short part 00:10:00 h; CAUTION !] |
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· PTOLOMY · ARCHIMEDES 1. Essay sur la Philosophie des Sciences (1824) 2. Description d’ un appareil electrodynamique (1824) 1. Mathematical and Physical Papers, Vol.2 (1883) 1. On the general equations of elasticity 2. Opere Matematici di Eugenio Beltrami · SIR MICHAEL BERRY
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Yang Ming (1472.1529) Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy |
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Portrait of J. P. Proudhon, by Gustave Courbet Webpage credits: Wikipedia |
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From Max Weber: Essay on Sociology [by Max Weber, Trans. By Hans H. Gerth and C. Wright Mills, Ed. 1946] The Protestant Ethics and the Spirit of Capitalism, by Max Weber [NOTE: Weber argues an opposite argument to Marx, that Religion can be a factor of progress, it can develop the economy] |
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The Temple in Man-Sacred Architecture and the Perfect Man, by R. A. Schwaller de Lubicz |
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Woman working in factory: SOURCE: http://www.heritage.nsw.gov.au |