The confession was signed in her own blood, “Juana Inés de la Cruz, the worst of all.” They had finally gotten to her, those somber fellows, the priests. They had agreed amongst themselves to let her know, in no uncertain terms, that she was wrong in choosing the world instead…
Continue Reading →Helen Keller could draw a crowd. A public figure from an early age, constantly watched and petted, her unusual condition provoked a spectrum of reactions from pity and adoration to morbid curiosity and dread. What was the attraction? How did she elicit sentimentality while at the same time stirring up…
Continue Reading →Des aspects de ses impressions des Provinces-Unies tirés de ses cinq voyages | par Dr. Robert Vitale Au moment où je me suis décidé à préparer mon rapport sur le thème de Voltaire et la Hollande je n’avais aucune ideé de comment m’y prendre, ayant pensé que, comme thème, il était…
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So, expect in the pages to follow glimpses of arcana dusted off and brought back to the light, treasures that have been long forgotten, because those who held the power were the ones who wrote the history, shrouding what they deemed dangerous, hiding knowledge that they wanted expunged from the world, or demonizing it into oblivion. The truth as it was, non-filtered and unmediated, is what we Solutionists want to retrieve from the past. As daunting as that may seem, we garner courage from the artists and thinkers of the past, and they shall speak through us again.
Continue Reading →I want to bring thee back. We need thee! How can we function without thee? Thou providest usefulness and completeness to our utterances.
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