the internet and the Mezzogiorno — The New Atlantis

Auden on Ischia, by George Daniell From the late 1940s to the late 1950s, W. H. Auden spent part of each year on the Island of Ischia in the Bay of Naples. When he bought a small house in Austria and left Italy, he wrote a lovely and funny poem called “Good-bye to the Mezzogiorno” in which he reflected on how he, as the child of a “potato, beer-or-whiskey / Guilt culture,” never became anything more than a stranger in southern Italy. As he thinks about the people of that region, he wonders if, despite the liveliness of the culture

Home — The New Atlantis

New Earth Histories: Geo-Cosmologies and the Making of the Modern World, Bashford, Kern, Bobbette

Home — The New Atlantis

Insularity and Connectivity - The Cambridge Prehistory of the

How the Atlantis might look today if it wasn't lost in a great flood 11,800 years ago : r/midjourney

The Eye in the Pyramid (Illuminatus, #1) by Robert Shea

The Eye in the Pyramid (Illuminatus, #1) by Robert Shea

PDF) More After More Essays Commemorating the Five-Hundredth Anniversary of Thomas More's Utopia

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