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Rodin, "The Gates of Hell"

Rodin’s Thinking Poet

November 13, 2012

For Rodin the sculptor, every aspect of action, character, and spirit that he wanted to convey had to be embodied in the physical form of his works. It’s a reminder to us that we, too, are bodily works.

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Shelved with: Visual Arts|| Hearts & Minds|| Visions & Ventures
Tagged With: embodiment, arts, sculpture, models
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The Feel of Books

November 1, 2011

It’s been a long time since we’ve asked questions like, “What good are paper & print for communicating ideas & stories?” And rarely, if ever, have we had reason to think of the feel of books (or for that matter, their smell) as something separate from the books themselves.

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Shelved with: The Reading Life|| The History & Future of Books
Tagged With: beauty, Book Publishing, Books, e-books, embodiment, Julian Barnes, Technology
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