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Month: April 2014

Maxims and Aphorisms/Translations

On Love

Posted on April 26, 2014 by Kristin Primus / 0 Comment

“One plus one will never be one. Only and forever two. But that does not diminish anything: a current only passes when there is a difference in charge....

Poetry

Poem: “Watching the Canvas at the Rijksmuseum”

Posted on April 24, 2014 by Kristin Primus / 0 Comment

Meingast travelled to Amsterdam in 1885 to go to the Rijksmuseum, which had just moved into its new building (that “disorienting hodgepodge of Gothic and ...

Translations

On Intuition

Posted on April 15, 2014 by Eli Alshanetsky / 0 Comment

“There are hordes of people today who would like us to believe that in their wisest moments they were doing their thinking with the help of some special f...

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