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Diatribe: Olympia and Gold Coast - On divine sisterhood (opens the original)
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Upon learning the glorious news that hallowed Olympia and the Gold Coast have become sister cities, one experiences the same satisfaction that attends the discovery that two hitherto unrelated members of one’s extended family are in fact distant cousins, explaining in retrospect a host of otherwise inexplicable physiognomic and behavioural similarities. Certain affinities, hitherto dismissed as coincidence, reveal themselves as manifestations of a cultural relationship almost three millennia in
Diatribe: At the Divine Threshold (opens the original)
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What is the divine? What is a threshold? And what is it about the human condition that compels us, across cultures and epochs, to approach such thresholds and attempt a crossing? A threshold is liminal, belonging completely neither to that which lies before it nor to that which lies beyond. In the case of the Orthodox icon, the direction of travel across that space remains ambiguous. Are we ascending towards the divine, training the eye through colour, form and contemplation to perceive a realit
Diatribe: Homer in space (opens the original)
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In 1994, in England, a Czech psychologist and writer sat down and crafted a science fiction epic of some 6,500 lines in Homeric Greek, setting his hero wandering among planets, aliens, robots, computers and strange civilisations. The work was Jan Křesadlo’s Astronautilia, whose full Greek title, Ποιητοῦ ἀδήλου Ἀστροναυτιλία ἢ ἡ Μικροοδύσσεια ἡ κοσμική, describes it as a “Cosmic Micro Odyssey”. It was published shortly after his death. Jan Křesadlo was the pseudonym of Václav Pinkava, born in Pra
When multiculturalism becomes a matter of public order (opens the original)
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The recent cabinet reshuffle in Victoria contained one appointment with particular symbolic resonance: Paul Edbrooke was given responsibility for Police, Emergency Services, Crime Prevention and Multicultural Affairs. There may be perfectly practical reasons for bringing these portfolios together. However, the way a government arranges its ministries also says something about how it understands the relationship between different areas of public life. The new arrangement therefore invites a reaso
Diatribe: Decolonising the Aeneid (opens the original)
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I have reached the inescapable conclusion that the Aeneid should be cancelled. Frankly, I am astonished it has survived this long. Here we have a poem produced by a member of a colonial power that conquered Greece, dismantled its political independence, appropriated its religion, philosophy, literature and mythology, and then presented the resulting cultural package as the foundation of Roman greatness. If this does not qualify as deeply problematic, then the term has surely lost all meaning. I
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