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Recorded in September 2019. Published in 1909, as chapter three in the book "Literary Taste: How To Form It."

Thus Spake Zarathustra - A Book for All and None
By Friedrich Nietzsche

The text:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1998

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Thus Spake Zarathustra - A Book for All and None
By Friedrich Nietzsche

The text:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1998

My previous readings:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSpjqp58PfXnhoFRNleO0AMdPMI4-fnxJWkns-F5YlsF_xFVPDtpi5zuewFzqdaBGBkxPBN9zISBQBb/pub

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Thus Spake Zarathustra - A Book for All and None
By Friedrich Nietzsche

The text:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1998

My previous readings:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSpjqp58PfXnhoFRNleO0AMdPMI4-fnxJWkns-F5YlsF_xFVPDtpi5zuewFzqdaBGBkxPBN9zISBQBb/pub

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Recorded in September 2019. Marcus Aurelius lived from 121 to 180 A. D. The translation, by George Long, was made in 1862.

Recorded in September 2019. Written in 1781, on the death of his father.

Iceberg Slim - Pimp
Michel Houllebecq - Submission
Charles Bukowski - Post Office
Charles Bukowski - Factotum
Julius Evola - Ride the Tiger
Julius Evola - Pagan Imperialism
Chuck Palahniuk - Survivor
Chuck Palahniuk - Damned
Chuck Palahniuk - Fight Club
Kevin Macdonald - The Culture of Critique
Varg Vikernes - Sorcery and Religion in Ancient Scandinavia
Lidia Yuknavitch - Dora: A Headcase
Norman Ohler - Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich
Kahlil Gibran - The Prophet
Voltaire - Candide

Recorded in August 2019. Written in 1861.

Recorded in August 2019. Written in 1756.

Recorded in August 2019. Published in 1711, as essay number 33 of The Spectator.

Thus Spake Zarathustra - A Book for All and None
By Friedrich Nietzsche

The text:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1998

My previous readings:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSpjqp58PfXnhoFRNleO0AMdPMI4-fnxJWkns-F5YlsF_xFVPDtpi5zuewFzqdaBGBkxPBN9zISBQBb/pub

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Thus Spake Zarathustra - A Book for All and None
By Friedrich Nietzsche

The text:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1998

My previous readings:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSpjqp58PfXnhoFRNleO0AMdPMI4-fnxJWkns-F5YlsF_xFVPDtpi5zuewFzqdaBGBkxPBN9zISBQBb/pub

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Julius finds himself lost in the darkness of his life, caught up in his own self hatred, consumed by his desire for control

A 2007 BBC History Documentary hosted by Matthew Sweet.

Documentary which looks back at Britain during the 18th century, a time of sexual excess and liberation, particularly in London. Vast amounts of erotic art and literature were produced – from the debauches of Fanny Hill, the orgies pictured by Thomas Rowlandson and accounts of the activities of the Hellfire Club. Presenter Matthew Sweet argues that the creators of this erotic enlightenment were not merely grubby pornographers, but that they conjured new ways of understanding human subjectivity.

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Thus Spake Zarathustra - A Book for All and None
By Friedrich Nietzsche

The text:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1998

My previous readings:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSpjqp58PfXnhoFRNleO0AMdPMI4-fnxJWkns-F5YlsF_xFVPDtpi5zuewFzqdaBGBkxPBN9zISBQBb/pub

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Video montage of a 1957 poetry reading by Charles Lampkin. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Lampkin

Nate, Louis, and I discuss George Gordon, Lord Byron's poem "Written After Swimming From Sestos to Abydos." Along the way, we cover Byron's general lunatic badassery, why brains AND brawn is better, and holding Byron's beer (in a goblet made from a skull).

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A man awakes, exhausted, from a night of sin.

Recorded in June 2019. Taken from the Memoirs of Socrates by Xenophon, Book 3, Chapter 12. Socrates lived from circa 470 to 399 B. C..; Xenophon, from circa 431 to 354 B. C. The translation, by Sarah Fielding, was published in 1762.

Recorded in July 2019. Published in 1599.

Recorded in July 2019. Published in 1595.

Recorded in July 2019. Written in 1670.

Recorded in June 2019. Epictetus flourished from the mid-first century to the early-second century A. D. The translation, by Elizabeth Carter, was published in 1758.

Recorded in June 2019. William Hazlitt lived from 1778 to 1830. This version of the essay taken from the Literary Remains of the Late William Hazlitt, published 1836.

Recorded in June 2019. Published in 1926, in "Rambles and Reflections."

Recorded in June 2019. Published in 1888, in Plain Tales from the Hills.

Errata: 34:00, "Boy" for "body" in the phrase "bringing in the body for a regimental funeral."

Recorded in June 2019. From the last version of the Essays, published 1625, as found in Whately's edition. The first version was published in 1597, the second in 1612.

Recorded in May 2019. Seneca the Younger flourished during the first century A. D. The translation, by Richard M. Gummere, was published between 1917 and 1925.

Recorded in June 2019. Published in 1758, as essay number 23 of The Idler.

Recorded in June 2019. Seneca the Younger flourished during the first century A. D. The translation, by Richard M. Gummere, was published between 1917 and 1925.

Errata: 1:10, "the" for "my" in the phrase "she has remained in my house."

Recorded in June 2019. Published in 1835, in the Southern Literary Messenger.

Errata: 10:10, "destroying" for "disturbing" in the phrase "disturbing even the identity of her person."

Recorded in June 2019. Aesop (portrait left) flourished in the sixth century B. C. The translation, by Robert Dodsley (portrait right), was published in 1761.

Recorded in June 2019. Aesop (portrait left) flourished in the sixth century B. C. The translation, by Robert Dodsley (portrait right), was published in 1761.

Recorded in June 2019. Published in 1706.

As these are maxims, the pauses between them are made intentionally long (between ten and thirteen seconds) to give time for reflection and assimilation.

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Recorded in July 2019. Published in 1693, in the second part of the Fruits of Solitude.

As these are maxims, I have left pauses of ten or twelve seconds between them to allow time for reflection and assimilation.

Recorded in July 2019. Aesop (portrait left) flourished in the sixth century B. C. The translation, by Robert Dodsley (portrait right), was published in 1761.

Recorded in July 2019. Pliny the Younger flourished in the latter half of the first century A. D. The translation, by John Boyle, Earl of Orrery, was published in 1751. The recitation is taken from the Epistles, being Book 6, Letter 16. The uncle of Pliny was Pliny the Elder, the celebrated author of the Natural History.

Recorded in July 2019. Published in 1712.

Recorded in July 2019. Pliny the Younger flourished in the latter half of the first century A. D. The translation, by John Boyle, Earl of Orrery, was published in 1751. The recitation is taken from the Epistles, being Book 3, Letter 5, on the daily habits of Pliny's uncle, Pliny the Elder, the celebrated author of the Natural History.

Recorded in July 2019. Pliny the Younger flourished in the latter half of the first century A. D. The translation, by John Boyle, Earl of Orrery, was published in 1751. The recitation is taken from the Epistles, being Book 3, Letter 1, on the daily life and routine of Spurinna at the age of seventy-seven.

Recorded in July 2019. The Earl of Surrey lived from 1516 to 1547. This poem was probably made while he was awaiting execution.

Recorded in July 2019. Published in 1823, in "My Mind and Its Thoughts, in Sketches, Fragments, and Essays."

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Recorded in July, 2019. Abraham Cowley lived from 1618 to 1667; his Essays were written during the last several years of his life. They are entitled “Several Discourses by Way of Essays in Prose and Verse,” this one being the tenth in number. The text is taken from the eleventh edition of his Works. Martial, two of whose epigrams are translated here, flourished during the latter half of the first century A. D.

Recorded in July, 2019. Published in 1788, in the Winter Evenings, as Essay 90; taken from the edition in Lynam's British Essayists of 1827.

A 2014 Arte Documentary Directed by Simon Backès.

For many people, the English writer JRR Tolkien (1892-1973) is above all the author of the Lord of the Rings, the film series directed and produced by Peter Jackson from 2001 to 2003. But what most people are unaware of is that this immensely successful novel is only the tip of a monumental corpus, started in the 1910s, and which Tolkien pursued to the day he died in 1973.

This documentary goes back to the origins of this tremendous creation and, at the same time, it is an opportunity to rediscover the surprising personality of its author. Who was this quiet and scholarly man who taught languages and old English literature at Oxford? How was this gigantic project born?

Going back and forth between ordinary reality and an immaterial and fabulously rich reality, the story offers to reveal the meaning of Tolkien’s life as a marvelous adventure of the mind.

Recorded in June, 2019. Dio Chrysostom, the philosopher (not to be confounded with the theologian John born three centuries after him) flourished during the first century A. D. The translation, by Gilbert Wakefield, was published in 1800.

This essay is known in Greek as Περι Λυπης.

As we have no surviving image of Dio, I have chosen for the thumbnail an anonymous painting of an unnamed philosopher, made in Italy during the 17th century.

Recorded in June, 2019. Musonius Rufus flourished during the first century A. D. The translation, by Cora E. Lutz, was published in 1947.

Recorded in June, 2019. Published in 1846, in the "Poems of Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell."

“The following are the last lines my sister Emily ever wrote.” -- Charlotte Brontë

Recorded in June, 2019.

Aulus Gellius flourished in the second century A. D. The translation, by William Beloe, was published in 1795.

Errata: Some text is mistakenly reproduced on page timestamp-6:40.

Recorded in June, 2019.

Published in 1854.

Recorded in June, 2019. Ben Jonson lived from circa 1572 to circa 1637.

Recorded in June, 2019.

Published in 1700.

Recorded in June, 2019.

Published in 1818.

Recorded in June, 2019.

Sappho flourished between the seventh and sixth centuries B. C. Ambrose Philips lived from 1674 to 1749.

Recorded in June, 2019.

Published in 1850.

Recorded in June, 2019.

Published in 1794.

Recorded in June, 2019.

Hypatia flourished in the fourth century A. D. This essay was published in 1759, in the third issue of The Bee.

Recorded in June, 2019.

Published in 1911, in "Alarms and Discursions."

James Leo Herlihy's 1965 novel Midnight Cowboy is better known for its 1969 movie adaptation, but the novel turned out to be a very prescient story.
Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/midnightcowboy00herl
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Midnight-Cowboy-James-Leo-Herlihy-ebook/dp/B07N1BWD3S
Movie opening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBR0Dug9sIo

Recorded in June, 2019.

Published in 1901. Titian lived from 1490 to 1576.

Recorded in June, 2019.

First published in 1791; this text, however, is from the revised and latest edition.

Video Intro de presentación y avance, estreno de mi canal. Publiqué este video por primera vez el 13 de abril de 2019 en youtube.

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Recorded in June, 2019.

Seneca the Younger flourished during the first century A. D.

The translation, by Richard M. Gummere, was published between 1917 and 1925.

Recorded in May, 2018.

Written in 1819.