Sieve
Music, art, philosophy…
From Huarte, Examen de ingenios para las sciencias, Amsterdam 1662.
Musa on the deck.
Homepage von Michael Renemann
Various disputationes de causa exemplari, de universale, and some papers of Michael Renemann.
Leibniz Translations
175 mostly brief texts, translated into English by Lloyd Strickland.
The Problem of Evil in Modern and Contemporary Thought
Leibniz & theodicy conference at Notre Dame in 2010. CFP deadline 1 Mar 2010.
Expansion of theoretical mechanics in the early modern period
Max Planck Institute. Jochen Büttner, Matthias Schemmel, Peter Damerow, Jürgen Renn.
Thomas H. Huxley (Wells, Autobiography p162).
Stephen Crane, 1899 (Wells, Autobiography p522).
Joseph Conrad and son, 1902 (from Wells, Autobiography p526).
Josef Hofmann (1876–1957).
Ignaz (Ignacy, Ignace) Paderewski (1860–1941), from Modern Music and Musicians (1918) 1p13 en face.
Canto sin palabras (“Song without words”), from Modern Music and Musicians.
Early Modern Notes
History, mostly British.
Q-Button
For the literary magazine Qarrtsiluni.
The qarrtsiluni model?
Poet, playwright, and qarrtsiluni contributor Nicolette Bethel is the editor of tongues of the ocean, an online poetry journal based in the Bahamas that concentrates on poetry from the Caribbean and its diasporas. In an interview with the Caribbean Review of Books blog, Bethel says she’s a big fan of qarrtsiluni, and that she “stole a bunch of ideas” about internet poetry publishing from us, most notably the unfolding, blog-like publishing pattern.
She says “Part of the fun of qarrtsiluni is the almost chaotic nature of the journal, the edginess, the not-knowing what to expect (from the themes, from the guest editors, from the managing editors) — you’re always surprised.”
