A Thread of Books read in 2024: 1. Love Me Tender — Constance Debré

RT @jonathanbfine: We need humanities people around to write articles like this one.

RT @VoltaireOxford: The Enlightenment in history and polemics: John Robertson, Caroline Warman and Jacob Chatterjee discuss J.C.D. Clark‘s…

@RedMojo25101917 @3mericanj0hnson Very much

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@jonathanbfine Making a Fichte coin to compete

@joe_bite_em I’m talking communist parties dimwit

@potatoslav There r literally the guy version of makeup YouTube channels where they tell you the optimal ways to work out and rizz someone

@plutogoats @gutsblvd What if I cried when I failed my drivers license test

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RT @kleeposting: How I sleep knowing that AI will never be able to sufficiently understand Hegel and Adorno because dialectics and negativi…

@14JUN1995 @phophing2 @_rob_scott Yep

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@phophing2 @_rob_scott I think that putting ‘attempt’ rather than will also makes it better

RT @hegelpd: NEW RELEASE: OWEN WARE, “RETURN OF THE GODS” (OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2025) @ForHegel @HegelSociety…

@belovedhestia Maybe there needs to be an insane Sydney queer book club bc my partner and I have just moved here and I need things to do😭😭

@belovedhestia For Dustan there is Nicolas Pages and The collected works of Guillaume dustan vol 1 which I think is his first three books