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Allegory of Justice – Bernardino Mei // Allegory of Virtuous Love – Jean Ducamps // An Allegory of Poetry – Eustache Le Sueur // The Tortured Poets Department – Taylor Swift
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bruciemilf · 3 months
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Adam should be more worried about his son’s admirers than some bisexual’s hotel (Hazbin hotel folks you’re welcome)
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7pleiades7 · 14 days
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Study for ‘Justice, Peace, and Truth’ (ca. 1672) by Giovanni Battista Gaulli (1639-1709)
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anglerflsh · 9 months
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a series of warmups for An Illustration I'll finish tomorrow
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ivebeensetonfire · 18 days
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Imagine if you will, you hear on the news of a boy at school who went absolutely ballistic on another kid. Punching, kicking, biting, groin kicks, the whole nine yards, to the point of the kid's hospitalization. Your reaction might be along the lines of "Oh no, that kid is crazy, holy crap!" or perhaps, if prone to nuance, akin to "What could have possibly caused this?" So you do some research, and find out that this kid has been mercilessly bullied, physically, emotionally, mentally, and even sexually by the other since he was a mere child. Your response might be more gentle, "Wow, I can see why he might have flown off the handle and snapped finally. But that is no excuse to go that far, he put his bully in the hospital!" Now, after the bully is released from the hospital, he gathers his buddies, and goes to his bullying victim's house. They beat up the victim once more, in retaliation. Then they block the doors of the house, soak it in gasoline, and set it on fire, with his family still inside. Finally, they block the road so emergency services cannot make it to put the fire out. And the bully still wants to be seen as a reasonable person and viewed positively. This is the current state of the genocide in Gaza. Decades of oppression, murder, attacks, and constant encroachment. A strong retaliation from the oppressed. Then an overwhelming, crushing offensive from the oppressor. A siege, no allowance of aid, destruction of infrastructure, and continued killing of civilians. And the aggressor state still wants to be seen as reasonable.
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moe-broey · 3 months
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*pulls out a crumpled up piece of paper*
My transfemme Fire Emblem Headcanons. Include:
> Rosado, transfemme non-binary, most likely to use neopronouns or multiple sets of pronouns (fae/faer, she/he, never let 'em know your next move)
> Forrest, has been on estrogen for years but still says "I'm a prince" if asked and insists on using he/him pronouns (may be closeted, may be in denial, may do so out of a sense of obligation, may be a case of pronouns being "indicative of but not exclusive to gender identity", may also just have an exceedingly complicated relationship with the gender)
> Loki, a shapeshifter, chooses to look Like That (and she's so based for it)
> Gullveig. Just. Everything Seidr/Heidr/Kvasir and Gullveig have going on. Is so transgender. To me
And on vibes alone
> Triandra
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@heartofstanding tagged me in this meme months ago and unfortunately it took me this long to get to it because I had a mild crisis over how long it's been since I've read a novel, let alone one that I loved ��� so this is nine of my favourite novels (not books, because if I included manga/short stories/comics/etc this would be giant)
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0The Picture of Dorian Gray -- Oscar Wilde// Pyrrhus-- Mark Merlis//The Scarecrow--Ronald Hugh Morrieson//Unnatural History--Kate Osman//Tunnels of Blood--Darren Shan//The Coffin Dancer--Jeffery Deaver//Hero--Perry Moore//Frankenstein--Mary Shelley//One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest-- Ken Kasey
#TPODG I feel like is obvious. But a genuinely hilarious book that is also poignant and tragic and so /so/ compelling#The more work you put into it the more you get out of it and I get so sad every time I see people#not wanting to look deeper than what's beyond the surface#Pyrrhus gets the extremely high honour of Greek Myth Retelling That is Actually Good#it's less about the Trojan War and more about the journey there set in the 1980s gay scene#the cursed spot that gets Philoctetes abandoned is an effective allegory right until the moment it isn't an allegory at all#and you should see the gut punch coming but somehow you don't#The Scarecrow is my Token Kiwi Representation and it's also the one that got me into the genre I now write almost exclusively#reading it feels like watching a cheesy low budget slasher that accidentally says some really interesting things about sexism and misogyny#(I say accidentally because it is the 20s and my tutor very loudly hated this book for being sexist)#(and I both totally agree and disagree because Prue is the prototypical final girl and needs an adaptation that does her justice)#Also the story of this novel's publication is freaking hilarious and why I will only write under a pseudonym because I would be next#Unnatural History is an exact blueprint of what I love about sci-fi done well in the way we've only very recently started to see on screen#and I hate that the show of Doctor Who rarely if ever reaches this level#Tunnels of Blood is my favourite of the Darren Shan Saga but really is just a stand in for the entire series#yes it's a kids series but it's a kid series that got me into horror and surrealism#and delivers the most effective and heartbreaking plot twist that not even Hannibal pulled off as well#The Coffin Dancer is just some damn good crime fiction and I wish Jeffery Deaver wasn't so slept on#(yes I know The Bone Collector got an adaptation but The Bone Collector isn't even in the top ten of the Lincoln Rhyme series)#unfortunately Deaver's strongest point is his use of point of view#but he still manages to get the twist to be shocking (and Coffin Dancer is the best example of it) in a way that other media fails at#Hero is about a gay disabled teen with superpowers and somehow tumblr does not know about it#It is such a fun riff on superheroes while also being genuinely sweet and touching and sad#It was meant to get a tv show but the writer passed so it got stuck in production hell :(#Frankenstein is Frankenstein. It's just good on like every level. Victor is my problematic fave. I will take no criticism.#I am however on my knees hoping the Guillermo Del Toro adaptation finally gets it right#one flew over the cuckoo's nest means so much to me but no one ever talks about it beyond the Ratched and Mcmurphy stuff#who are the least interesting characters to me. And I find the debate about the sexism ignores that the novel is about the structural abuse#of the mentally ill
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future--ghost · 9 months
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welcome to nightvale needs to stop making these silly little allegories bc I WILL snap and go on a 12 hour rants like im a mad scientist, talking about all these allegories and how this silly little fictional town is able to portray things that are wrong with the real world so easily. LIKE SO MANY STUFF REFLECTS THE REAL WORLD AND I LOVE IT SM AND I CANMOT GET OVER IT AGGHH THIS SHOW HAS MY ANATOMJCALLY CORREXT HEART AND SQEEZES IT LIKE ITS A STRESS BALL.
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nutmeg-cider · 24 days
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self portrait of me if i were a bit cooler (drank human blood)
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ozlices · 7 months
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they really do just dangle the concept of a pandora hearts anime reboot being an actual thing over our heads like we are rats in a maze with unobtainable cheese around the corner. like. is the 2% sanity i have left a joke to u. this is so sick. i feel like shit i just want to look forward to seeing my son on a regular basis again
#mine#pandora hearts#i am not sorry i am so not normal rn bc the daily oz acc just posted a translation for one of the 15th anni things ive never seen translate#& i am. massively unhinged.#the fact that they made such a blatant allegory to a reboot#but also specifically the way that was not just like. ooo a message from oz teehee#THEY LITERALLY GOT JUNKO MINAGAWA HERSELF TO REPRISE HER ROLE AS OZ TO VOICE IT#sick and twisted to rattle me in a blender like that.#AND THEN THE NENDROID ANNOUNCEMENT THIS YEAR TOO#i cant do this ive literally spent half my life waiting for justice to be served for my son im unhinged. im twisted. im craazzyyy#ill literally never have depression again if ph gets reboot like ill just be the worst person on earth on purpose#i will literally not shut up for a singular second. i will take screenshots of oz every second he is on screen#and post all of them. i will be the worst most obnoxious annoying person ever#AND U KNOW WHAT#ID DESERVE IT SO LET ME HAVE IT GIVE HIM BACK GIVE HIM BACK GIVE HIM BACK GIVE HIM BACK#they literally know. how desired it is. like ffs fiction junction STILL performs the op & ppl go wild for it every time still.#junko minagawa reprised her role as oz just for that little treat#mochijun and yuki kaijura are still friends.#everything is there why arent u budging why are u keeping him trapped behind a door#stop gatekeeping my son and return him to me ive been waiting for him to come back home for 8 years#i cant do it anymore#i deserve to live my best life in a quaint studio apartment w my daughter & i watching ph's reboot together.#hand it all over i am tired of being nice i dont even Want to go apeshit i AM apeshit
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tsugumichikaneshiro · 1 month
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every time i think of the dungeon lords and their relationship with the demon it always ends up cycling back to it being similar to an abusive relationship lol. with mithrun especially its always smth like them being exes or wtvr
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venacoeurva · 2 years
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Prophet on the pyre (Old OC art I never posted here apparently because I can’t find it)
-Please do not reupload, edit, or use.-
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blueheartbookclub · 4 months
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"The Republic: Plato's Timeless Exploration of Justice, Politics, and the Philosopher's Quest"
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"The Republic," translated by Benjamin Jowett, stands as a timeless cornerstone in the philosophical canon, an intellectual odyssey that navigates the intricate landscapes of justice, politics, and the philosopher's pursuit of truth. Penned by Plato in the 4th century BCE, this Socratic dialogue remains a foundational work in political philosophy, ethics, and metaphysics. Jowett's translation, undertaken in the 19th century, preserves the essence of Plato's probing inquiries and dialectical brilliance, allowing readers to engage with the profound ideas that continue to shape the foundations of Western thought.
Plato's magnum opus unfolds as a series of dialogues, primarily led by Socrates, engaging with various interlocutors. The central exploration revolves around the question of justice, which becomes a metaphorical vessel for the examination of the ideal state, the role of individuals within society, and the nature of knowledge itself. The allegory of the cave, the tripartite division of the soul, and the philosopher-king are just a few facets of this multifaceted work that have reverberated through the corridors of academia for centuries.
The dialogue begins with an inquiry into the nature of justice as Socrates engages with characters like Thrasymachus, Glaucon, and Adeimantus. The discourse takes a dramatic turn as Plato introduces the allegory of the cave, an enduring metaphor for the journey from ignorance to enlightenment. This vivid imagery captures the transformative power of education and the philosopher's duty to ascend from the shadows of ignorance into the illuminating realm of true knowledge.
"The Republic" also ventures into the construction of an ideal state, led by philosopher-kings who possess both intellectual acumen and a commitment to the common good. Plato's vision challenges conventional notions of governance and explores the intricacies of a society governed by wisdom rather than mere political expediency. The dialogue delves into the organization of classes, the role of education, and the philosopher's ability to perceive the ultimate Form of the Good.
Benjamin Jowett's translation captures the nuances of Plato's intricate prose while maintaining accessibility for modern readers. His careful rendering of Socratic dialogues preserves the conversational tone and intellectual rigor that characterize the original work. Jowett's translation, though dated, remains widely used and respected, emphasizing the enduring appeal and significance of "The Republic" across generations.
"The Republic" is not merely an exploration of political theory; it is a profound meditation on the human condition. Plato's insights into the nature of knowledge, the complexities of justice, and the philosopher's role in society transcend the historical and cultural contexts in which they were conceived. The work prompts readers to question the foundations of their beliefs, to examine the societal structures they inhabit, and to consider the eternal pursuit of wisdom as a guiding principle.
In conclusion, "The Republic" by Plato, in Benjamin Jowett's translation, is a philosophical masterpiece that continues to shape the intellectual landscape. Its profound inquiries into justice, governance, and the nature of reality invite readers to embark on a philosophical journey that transcends time. The enduring relevance of Plato's ideas, coupled with Jowett's insightful translation, ensures that "The Republic" remains an indispensable text for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the complexities of human existence and the perennial quest for a just society.
Plato's "The Republic" is available in Amazon in paperback 16.99$ and hardcover 24.99$ editions.
Number of pages: 471
Language: English
Rating: 10/10                                           
Link of the book!
Review By: King's Cat
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7pleiades7 · 1 month
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Personification of Justice by an Anonymous Flemish Artist, (late 17th century), oil on canvas, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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cuntstable · 6 months
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how did people on jojo twitter have a Most transgender jojo character tournament and foofighters wasnt even included. Hello.
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tmarshconnors · 7 months
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"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something."
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Plato was an ancient Greek philosopher born in Athens during the Classical period in Ancient Greece. In Athens, Plato founded the Academy, a philosophical school where he taught the philosophical doctrines that would later become known as Platonism
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