what are they feeding kids today?
Despite Hegel’s candidly admitted preference for the concrete over the abstract, abstraction is not of mere secondary importance in his philosophy: on the one hand, ‘real concreteness’ includes abstraction as one of its necessary components; on the other hand, as we shall see, abstraction, so to speak, becomes concrete in modern society. Moreover, that a stubborn and acute upholder of the concept should express such a manifest inclination for concreteness may appear somewhat surprising. In a short essay that speculates on Hegel’s famous reproach to Kant for having displayed in his antinomies too much ‘tenderness for the things of the world’, 13 Remo Bodei provocatively raises the question of why the ‘starry heavens’ and the ‘moral law’ – so important to the philosopher of Königsberg – do not seem to interest Hegel, or perhaps even disappoint him. 14 Bodei convincingly interprets Hegel’s lack of interest as the propensity to concentrate the efforts of reason on the sublunary world and its terrestrial matters, with respect to which the sky and the interiority of the moral commandment represent merely two lines of flight. To this extent, Hegel’s critique of abstraction can be considered as one of the primary means by which he seeks to channel philosophical reason into the world. 15
https://www.radicalphilosophy.com/article/hegel-and-the-advent-of-modernity
Radical Philosophy RP 001 - RP 201 (1972 - 2108)
old heaven hill 6yo bib $12
Tompkins Square Red-tailed triangle.
1090 Page: The House Where the Haight Began
doing a hs facebook deep dive may be hazardous to your health. everyone is the age my parents were when i graduated college. how is it im still 39?
Portland's antique horse ring project
BRAND NEW commodity art 80's
got four minutes before episode 2 of collateral finishes downloading. whats collateral, you say? one of the middling dramas ive scared up recently. heres a quick rundown from best to worst.
counterpart - parallel dimension spy thriller with jk simmons >> collateral - british murder mystery miniseries starring carey mulligan >> the alienist - period serial killer mystery >> endeavour >> prequel to inspector morse, period detective drama >> knightfall - pretty lame templars/ holy grail drama on history channel
maybe ill check out some middling sci-fi next. altered carbon on netflix.
hey, its no the good place (finally got around to watching that) and not quite the end of the fucking world but good for a few laughs. bit like the inbetweeners except girls in ireland instead of english boys. got it? whats it called again? derry girls.
the confidence man. If they lived through this era, any newyorker worth their stuff already had this career dirtball pegged.
Kelly's Temple of Light Austin Tx.
love her work now more than ever
Wasn't there a Broadchurch thread? I watched season 2 and 3. I think 2 was better but I liked the two leads enough that I wanted more so it led me to Spies Of Warsaw. 4 episodes - I enjoyed it but I'm still trying to figure out if the climactic operation was part of the plot throughout all the episodes or just tacked on to the end of E4.
Hujar at the Morgan NYC
Batteries hold a sacred place in the history of Philly fans. Congratulations, Philadelphia, and Fly, Duracell, Fly. pic.twitter.com/qkEcPbFj4N
— Duracell (@Duracell) February 5, 2018
i dont do the stupid bowl, but i'd hit Bittman's buffalo shrimp w blue cheese
Middle Aged Lament Haiku
If only new hairs
on top of my head could sprout
like those from my ears
