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ramnath@nerdpol.ch
ramnath

#HannahArendt, born Johanna Arendt on October 14, 1906 in Linden, Hanover ( #Germany) and died on December 4, 1975 in New York (United States), was a German naturalized American scholar known for her work on political activity, totalitarianism and modernity from a philosophical and historical point of view.
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Often described as a “ #philosopher”, she referred to herself according to her profession: #professor of #political #theory, or political theorist. Her refusal of #philosophy is notably evoked in Condition de l'homme moderne where she considers that "the major part of political philosophy since #Plato could easily be interpreted as a series of attempts to discover the theoretical foundations and the practical means of a definitive #escape from #politics.
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Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=8FkoMm1hs1g

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jakob@pod.orkz.net
Jakobu

The Patriarch Is getting the hell out

Todays Katharsisdrill painting. It looks like an Eastern European children's book illustration from the seventies, and obviously add to the Russian themed things in my head... I suppose it is a sister to this work.

As my old Disapora pod which hosted this free culture project got closed I am posting my art here. You can see it using the #katharsisdrill tag.

Go here for the high resolution Image

As always Creative Commons - attribution

#art #mywork #Krita #Patriarch #boat #escape #self #cc #creativecommons #freeculture

Saint George inadvertently cuts of his own penis

1920 x 2700 px - 7.1 MB PNG. Made with Krita

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elegance@socialhome.network
elegance@socialhome.network

The box is full of miserable creatures -- but one of them doesn't belong there. | The Box

In a strange, dark box lives a group of box-headed elderly humanoid creatures with roots instead of legs. Most of these creatures are sunken into a catatonic sleep, unaware of anything outside their hermetic, sealed-off world.

But one of them emerges from the crowd, stunned into consciousness. Young and growing, the creature starts to cause a joyful ruckus, but struggles against the disapproval and rancor of the rest of his box-dwellers. But then the youngster begins to fight back, looking for a way outside the box but coming against its most oppressive forces yet.

Writer/director/animator Dusan Kastelic's short animation is a surreal yet exuberant allegory about the pleasures and perils of non-conformity, being an individual and pushing through obstacles to a new level of consciousness.

The narrative takes the phrase "outside the box" and spins it into a deeply imaginative, hypnotic narrative that resembles a fairy tale. Not a sanitized children's version of a fairy tale, however: the film instead resembles the original European fairy stories, which were dark, psychologically complex and disquieting in their emotional violence.

The images are nightmarish, with their evocations of distorted flesh and murky colors. But the expressiveness of the creatures and attention to detail -- created in open-source 3-D software Blender -- are remarkable from a technical and emotional level, and draw in viewers with a powerful combination of gesture, sound and storytelling.

Despite the claustrophobic world portrayed in the film, there are splashes of zany humor and joy, particularly as the younger creature expresses its unbridled childlike self. The musical score and sound design by Mateja Staric go a long way to create contrast between stultifying conformity and youthful individualism, as well as keeping the narrative at a consistently engaging pace.

Despite its strange appearance, the uninhibited joyousness and high spirits of the newly emergent creature are so much like the energy of children, and viewers cannot help but relate. Yet "The Box" becomes genuinely sad and painful as the youngster is repeatedly brought down and cut down to size, and confronts the mechanisms of the box itself that keep its inhabitants docile and in the dark.

Watching that struggle becomes a powerful metaphor for the oppression and conformity that we all face, whether it's the box that society puts us inside or the ones we put ourselves in. To watch the creature struggle against a dark, narrow world is hard, and yet, as the creature discovers, as long as you can feel a spark of an essential self, there is always a way towards the light.

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#animation #short-film #Omeleto #escape #the-box #inspiring

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