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On Photography

by Susan Sontag

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"rereading for an essay😁" — Feb 05, 2026 12:16PM

Feb 05, 2026 12:01PM

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Confessions of an English Opium-Eater and Other Writings

by Thomas de Quincey

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"what makes De Quincey’s menial lamenting on nothingness is that he writes so overtly melodramatic that it becomes beautiful to read about a mail-coach driver with one eye snoring in his sleep" — 1 hour, 31 min ago

Nov 11, 2025 08:03PM

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Twilight of the Idols and Anti-Christ

by Friedrich Nietzsche

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"je’s reached the point where he takes ideas too an absurd extreme, especially on morality and altruism, that can easily give way to fascistic interpretations. When lamenting on the changing morality of history on the relation to period, he presents it to such an almost satirical extreme that can be easily read as a morality of power and hyperindividualism" — Nov 22, 2025 03:32AM

Nov 04, 2025 04:21AM

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