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emil

molecule (mole polycule)

emil

people are saying this

teplejtrouba

importantcatpics

#memoirs found in a bathtub #the mask #stanislaw lem #doodles #i forgot how fun it is to draw w lasso tool

slavhew

The Autoportraits of Paul Müller

#🥹🥹🥹#pentiment

yizhidaedra

#🤯#WOOAWW #okay putting terra nostra on reading list

ainecdote-remade-deactivated202

tired of cannibalism as a metaphor for love or sex. can we get into cannibalism as a metaphor for colonization.

sloppity-bilepiper

1. Europeans using Egyptian mummies as medicine

2. The Delectable Negro: Human Consumption and Homoeroticism Within US Slave Culture by Vincent Woodard

3. "Abolitionists turned the tables on Europeans by accusing them of being cannibals when they ate sugar tainted with the flesh and blood of slaves."

4. Zombies (which I would class as cannibals, since they were human and need to eat humans to live) have a root in Haitian folklore and represented enslavement.

vintagedean

adding that, if you can find it, cannibal culture by deborah root is about exactly this. the way the white western world is a hungry, destructive force that cannibalizes non-white cultures and creates wealth and status through the cannibal colonization of those cultures.

here's the intro

i almost think there's an essay in bell hooks' black looks about this too? yes! just checked, there's an essay called "eating the other"

tealightrook

@lichpire

angelicdewdrop

The Khazar princess whose role in the polemic concerning the Khazars' conversion was decisive. Ateh was a poetess, but the only lines of hers to have been preserved are: "The difference between two yeses can be greater than the difference between yes and no." Princess Ateh was the protectress of the most powerful sect of Khazar priests, the so-called hunters or readers of dreams.

#hazarski rečnik #milorad pavić #dictionary of the khazars #my art #she would've loved gospodar snova by max vincent

andhetakesandhetakesandhetakes

#cottagecore

shoestoreslore

this and a blunt

wingsfromwhere

plasstictree

Don't you think i'm faded?

#GORGEOUSSSS!#pathologic

theinternetarchive

an animated bowl – the images on the bowl are an ibex. when turned by the hands, we see the ibex leap to bite the leaves, and the images merge from one to the other in succession as if the animal was animated. iran, 2600 b.c.