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The Rose Is Without Why
On the Courage to Exist Without Justification
Jun 2
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Livia de Malveaux
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Single Vision: William Blake and the Limits of Ordinary Seeing
On what we lose when we make ordinary perception the measure of what is real
Apr 16
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Only a God Can Save Us
On the Philosopher Who Mapped the Territory He Could Not Inhabit
Mar 20
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Spleen et Idéal: Baudelaire’s Agonising Split and the Islamic Cartography of the Soul’s Exile
On a poet without a mīthāq and the tradition that recognises him
Mar 15
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Al-Wujūd al-Muqaddas: Sacred Being and the Ontology of the Beloved
On the Inversion of Tajallī: When the Mirror Speaks
Mar 9
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The Blue Flower and the Burning Reed
Novalis, Sehnsucht, and the Sufi Theology of Longing
Mar 8
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Maʿshūq
A Reflection on the Absolute Beloved
Feb 13
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