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Halloween is Almost Here!
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Tagged 1973, advertising, eros, film, Halloween, horror, thanatos, the exorcist
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Irony, Eros, Thanatos, and Dionysus
Against this bucolic depiction, Dionysus, circa 70 CE, would soon be interrupting idyllic Pompeii with the volcanic eruption of Mt. Visuvius:
Mental Health Break: Viva Viagra with Naughty Nudie Graces!
I think that Camille Paglia would like this Lucas Cranach painting—with its sheeny, armored Apollonian males and naughty nudie graces. These two males have paused, dangerously, in the pagan wilderness, and like Mars, are about to be relieved of their clothes … Continue reading
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Tagged Camille Paglia, cupid, eros, life, love, Mars, nature, paganism, sex, sexy, Valentine's Day, venus
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Prometheus Unbound 