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Michelle Huelle
is on page 20 of 480
I'm in love with this book already.
"In the following pages, I shall demonstrate how revolutionary art can be understood as the preverbal stage of a civilization first contending with a major change in its perception of the world."
— Dec 31, 2025 11:49AM
"In the following pages, I shall demonstrate how revolutionary art can be understood as the preverbal stage of a civilization first contending with a major change in its perception of the world."
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Michelle Huelle
is on page 68 of 480
One of those books that has me riveted to every page, carefully reading and hoping to understand clearly, but one breath away from the ideas being scattered to the wind.
"Medieval communities prized self-effacing team effort so much that individual names are rarely attached to medieval works of art.
In the Renaissance, by contrast, man emerged as the hero... but the industrious, creative citizen of the new age."
— Jan 03, 2026 02:14PM
"Medieval communities prized self-effacing team effort so much that individual names are rarely attached to medieval works of art.
In the Renaissance, by contrast, man emerged as the hero... but the industrious, creative citizen of the new age."
Michelle Huelle
is on page 54 of 480
This book is breaking my brain in all the best ways.
"The repeated use of alphabets by a large number of ancient Greeks over a long period of time reinforced three aspects of comprehension: abstraction, linearity, and continuity."
— Jan 02, 2026 06:42AM
"The repeated use of alphabets by a large number of ancient Greeks over a long period of time reinforced three aspects of comprehension: abstraction, linearity, and continuity."
Michelle Huelle
is on page 33 of 480
This is going to be a long read but every page is packed with ideas that phase shift my brain so I need time to rest every ten pages.
— Jan 01, 2026 03:56PM
