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copernicus: what goes around comes around
Copernicus displaced man and the earth from the center of the universe. The mobility of the earth became linked with moral relativity… …In this preface, which appeared along with Andreas Osiander’s, Copernicus gave his reasons for having attempted to reform … Continue reading
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Tagged Andreas Osiander, Coperican Revolution, Johannes Kepler, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Malcolm Bowden, Marshall Hall Copernican Deception, Martin Luther, Nicholas Copernicus, Nicholas of Cusa, Nicole Oresme, Sagnac Experiment, Tycho Brahe
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Copernicus: dawn of dark energy
Displacing man from the center of the universe and the earth as well. The stirrings of humanism and the Renaissance began to be felt… …Whatever may have been the reaction later, those who first saw the sketch of the future … Continue reading
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Tagged Allenstein Castle, Cat Stevens Boy With the Moon and Stars, Chris Sedgwick artist, Copernican Principle, Galileo heresy, Geocentrism, Giordano Bruno heresy, Johannes Kepler, John Werner German mathematician, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Nicolaus Copernicus, Robert Sungenis, Tycho Brahe
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WASTELAND:THE EARTH IS FIXED AT THE CENTER OF THE EGO
In this decayed hole among the mountains, In the faint moonlight, the grass is singing Over the tumbled graves, about the chapel There is the empty chapel, only the wind’s home. It has no windows, and the door swings, Dry … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Einstein, Anthony Marr, Carl Jung, Copernicus, Corrado Balducci, Dante Alighieri, Francisco Goya, Galileo, Georges Lemaitre, Giordano Bruno, Guy Consolmagno, Ikenna Dieke, Jacques Derrida, Jaroslav Pelikan, Johannes Kepler, John J. Kessler, John P. Anderson, Joseph Conrad, Lee Spiegel, Martin Buber, Matteo D'Amico, Peter Paul Rubens, Peter Wilberg, Picasso, Raymond Lull, Saint Augustine, Scott Horton, Sigmund Freud, T.S. Eliot, Taylor Adkins, Taylor Adkins Speculative heresy, Umberto Eco, Uri Davis, Zaccharia Sitchin, Zotan Lendvai
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STRANGE MANNERISMS
The arts had come under grave suspicion as offenders against dignity, restraint and decorum. The tide was running toward a new puritanism in the Roman Catholic Church when the council of the church fathers, originally summoned to set the Church’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Angelo Bronzini, El Greco, Emperor Rudolf II, Giuseppe Archimboldo, Johannes Kepler, Mannerism painting, Mannerist Art, Michelangelo, Michelangelo Buonarroti, Montaigne, Orsini Gardens Bornazo, Tintoretto
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