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>Scientific Revolution

I thought this concept was loosing support by many historians of science

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>>553294

>>553294
Thanks for the informative post, reddit.

>>553214
Is that Bailey jay

No, even your OP says it referred to celibacy only (which indeed has been an apostolic tradition, even for married men), not self castration. Also, Nicea I prohibited the practice of self castration

Castration does not involve penile tissue, emasculation is the cutting of "we wes"

>>553146
You're fucked.

European history requires 3 languages other than english at archival / academic standard. I'm told that German is obligatory in the North American system.

You then need access to archival material that noone else is using which your potential eventual employers will be horny for. You are predicting this about 16 years out.

You then need 3 books. Your PhD is the first one. The second one gets you a tenure track position. The third one confirms your tenure.

You will need to move for work. The American historical association basically runs whore selection interviews in the hotel rooms above conference. You're wheeled in in your lingerie and they write little notes in their book. "But we really wanted a cultural historian of women's history in the Netherlands in the 1700s, not a social historian of gender history in the low countries in the 1600s."

boom. 10 years of PhD down the drain.

By the way, during that 10 years prepare to eat offal like you've never eaten before.

Also you know that little shit in the tutorials you were in? Guess who you get to try to control so that the other 29 kids can learn for 6 hours a week so you can eat tripe and kidney sandwiches during your 14 hour days?

Or you could go for a librarianship MA or archivist MA or curatorial MA after your BA and enjoy the wonders of oversupply of labour in those professional fields.

Getting a disability pension after your PhD is also a possibility, but it means you'll need to restrict yourself to Canadian history and learn to find a trailer park within bicycling distance of a major archive.

Good luck, you'll need it.

>>553224
I almost forgot.

You could teach secondary education and try to pump out a journal article every 2 years and drink yourself to death.

Is teaching secondary education a poor choice? From what I remember the high school curriculum was easy and straightforward. From the teachers that I have asked about the pay, they said that it's pretty decent and definitely survivable.

>>552914
But who were they? Until that question is answered they are a meme culture.

>>552953
meme culture that rekt more shit than vikings aka ''I killed some farmers and now I'm running away from the soldiers who counter attacked I'm le berserkir xD''

>>552914
you mean Vikings were degenerated sea peoples

>>552909
Simon Pirani. (1917-1921)
Sheila Fitzpatrick. (1920s-1940s nomenklatura)
Vladimir Andrle. (1920s-1940s proletariat)
Erich Strauss. (1917-1940 economic history) https://www.marxists.org/archive/strauss/

After that fucked if I know.

Don't read conquest, read fitzpatrick instead.

>>552939
cheers!

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>missed traveling to the USSR in person by one measly generation
feels bad.

>>552939
thanks man

I'll grant you that wish but you have to live in Africa.

You're literally doing it right now... The west is essentially the largest empire on earth, a continuation of the roman empire and you're living in it, but you can't see the forest for all the trees, i guess.

>>552895
You only have a comfort life if you born into a roman noble family, else it would be pretty shitty for the commons, million times worse than our time's condition

>>552639

he's a manlet. he's like 5 foot 6. i could crush him like a bug.

>>552639
I can't say I admire him, because it didn't take much to be "brutally effective". He wasn't a genius or a visionary whatsoever. He was lizard brain on overdrive.

His modus operandi was manipulation.

Had he not been supported by pleb enforcers, he would have soon got clocked like the fat manlet he was.

Burning in hell.

>>552638

>Turks don't take constaninople
>turks still control the balkans
>turks still control the suez
>turks still control the silk road
>turks still control eastern mediteranean

The only difference is they don't hold that one city. It would have played out the same way.

>>552655
fall of Constantinople was the nail in the coffin

>>552669

That changes nothing of what I said.
The rest still applies.

>>552488
No, they are entertaining, they follow familiar, comforting structures and conform to the current ethos.

Supers are basically Greek heroes adapted to modern sensibilities.

>>552488
>Are there already tools for creating this mental freedom that i am simply not aware of?
This is either a good question or some extremely good bait.

Take the bread pill, anon. Once you open up yourself to a relationship with the Infinity, no amount of movies or le edgy fedora nonsense can dissuade you that there is more to existence than this physical world and the physical world is only an incredibly small part of creation.

People always make fun of HURR JEBUS XDDDD, but Jesus Christ was the Divine in flesh, walking the Earth to show us how to have a relationship with the Divine and transcend the power of sin. Just as He conquered his death, He can conquer our deaths and, therefore, Death itself. It is only possible when you are exposed to the truth that the material world is an incredibly weak and small part of creation as a whole, and holds nothing compared to the power of God.

Jesus Christ lived and died to show you this truth that the material world is an illusion which serves only to affect the changes in us necessary at this stage of our creation.

>>552529
No.
JEEBUS is an idea that cannot return as it was. It had its time and place, much like greek and roman polytheism.
We need new tools that are appropriate for our time to create a place within the modern world view and ideology for freedom from a mechanistic physicalist world view.

Art is what women like

And should "complex" art be appreciated as an ideal to strive towards or is it simply art adjusted for the developed tools and standards of criticism(i.e. works that are designed specifically to be analyzed by those analysis theories that are available?) mastered by art critics?
If so what is its opposite? A piece that is completely unplanned created quickly at a moment of inspiration?

>>552420
If the common folk find it beautiful and are amazed, then its good art, imo. I think the art "culture" personifies itself as some high brow elite circle. I think this kills art.

If an average joe can look at art and immediately feel it, then the artist is a genius. The measurement of ones art should be based on those who know nothing about technique, conceptions, structures.

Art these days feels like its in its own bubble, which is not good. This is why I think art, such as tattoos and graffiti, have grown in appreciation over the years.

because all forms of civilization has been lead by men

>>552356
Because human psychology.
And God's characteristics are gender neutral in the hebrew bible.
Speaking of feminism, one of the names of God is:
Elohai Sara, Elohai Rivka, Elohai Leah ve Elohai Rakhe(God of Sarah, Rebecca, Leah, and Rachel)

Because the domestic order maintained by a father is analogous to the cosmic order sustained by God, although actually insisting God really is male somehow is Sunday school-tier

God, because He willed it.

The old Chancellor, who was senile as fuck and figured that Hitler was a political lightweight, and it was better to keep anyone actually important from having the job.

>>552138
Syndicats, Junkers, Generals.

bumping.

Book 1:
https://imgur.com/a/gWzhX
http://imgur.com/a/REdfE

OP posted this on /pol/ btw.
I thought you /his/cucks would be drooling all over this

>>552064
>>552091
Some cartoon you drew in art class? Fuck off.

>>552064
This is a possible undiscovered historical primary source and you cucks would rather shit post about /his/ humour?

>>552050
>Genocide
fuck off

>What is /his/
What is /his/'

>Genocide(War
Genocide (War

>Does Republican forces were too brutal?
Were the Republican forces too brutal?


Look up who benefitted from the assignats and how land was redistributed to the nascent bourgeois farmers.

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Martyrs

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>>552062
>Look up who benefitted(...)

I am asking about your fucking opionon man, not what i should search up.