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Literature on The Culturium

Oct 27 2015

Alexandra David-Néel: My Journey to Lhasa

Alexandra David-Néel: My Journey to Lhasa
Alexandra David Néel.
Photograph: Preus Museum,
[CC BY 2.0] Wikimedia Commons

How a woman’s quest for solitude led her to Tibet’s forbidden city

Written by Paula Marvelly · Categorized: Literature · Tagged: alexandra david-néel, autobiography, buddhism, dalai lama, french, my journey to lhasa, nonfiction, prose, tibet, travel, women

Oct 22 2015

Rainer Maria Rilke: Letters to a Young Poet

Rainer Maria Rilke: Letters to a Young Poet
Paula Modersohn-Becker, Rainer Maria Rilke.
Photograph: [Public Domain] Wikimedia Commons

To write is to live, and to live is to write

Written by Paula Marvelly · Categorized: Literature · Tagged: austrian, letters, letters to a young poet, nonfiction, prose, rainer maria rilke

Oct 15 2015

Alan Jacobs: Heart of Heart’s Chalice of Love’s Fire

Alan Jacobs: Heart of Heart’s Chalice of Love’s Fire
Paula Marvelly, Alan Jacobs.
Photograph: [CC BY-SA 4.0] The Culturium

How the Victorian poet Swinburne inspired a Postmodern Formalist’s work

Written by Alan Jacobs · Categorized: Literature · Tagged: alan jacobs, english, guest post, heart of hearts the chalice of love's fire, poetry, ramana maharshi, swinburne

Sep 07 2015

Sappho: The Tenth Muse

Sappho: The Tenth Muse
Detail of the portrait of a young woman
(so-called Sappho) with writing pen and wax tablets
.
Photograph: Wolfgang Rieger, [Public Domain] Wikimedia Commons

The six types of Greek love and why Plato revered a female poet from Lesbos

Written by Paula Marvelly · Categorized: Literature, Wisdom · Tagged: ancient greek, lawrence alma-tadema, lesbos, philosophy, plato, poetry, roman krznaric, sappho, symposium, women

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