Next week we’ll take a crack at Walter Benjamin’s “Epistemo-Critical Prologue” to The Origin of German Tragic Drama. It runs from pp. 27-56. Enjoy, and stay fierce.

This week we’ll discuss the first two chapters of W.E.B. Du Bois’ Black Reconstruction (“The Black Worker” and “The White Worker”). See you there.

A last taste of Dionysian glories next week, as we conclude The Birth of Tragedy and select a new direction hence. Section 20 through the conclusion are up for consideration. Anon, anon…

“A coterie of perennial nuisances persists, despite pleadings from the local citizenry, in discussing Nietzsche’s The Birth of Tragedy. ‘Insularity has its virtue,’ one remarked.”

Sections 13-19 next time!

Pushing forward with The Birth of Tragedy, this week reading sections 6-12. See you soon!