Re: [-empyre-] Is Modernity our Antiquity : time extension

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Subject: Re: [-empyre-] Is Modernity our Antiquity : time extension
From: "Jeremy.J.Welsh" <jjw@khib.no>
Date: Sun, 2 Apr 2006 09:40:12 +0200
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I have been lurking in this discussion for the past few weeks, unable to participate due to an immense workload that has severely curtailed my capacity to think or write.

I was struck by the poetry of "Is Modernity our Antiquity : time extension" which seems to say a lot about our relationship to both time and modernity.

jw

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- [-empyre-] Is Modernity our Antiquity : time extension
  - From: Christina McPhee <christina112@earthlink.net>

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