"Show me all  the Natalie Portmans!"

The reference to Vallega-Neu in posts that last night were tagged
The Ereignis Sanction leads to . . .

Heidegger’s ‘Contributions to Philosophy.’ An Introduction . 
(Indiana University Press, 2003).

That book is about . . .

Martin Heidegger, Contributions to Philosophy (From Enowning) ,
trans. Parvis Emad and Kenneth Maly (Bloomington:
Indiana University Press, 1999). German edition:
Beiträge zur Philosophie (vom Ereignis) ,
ed. F.-W. von Herrmann, Gesamtausgabe, vol. 65
(Frankfurt a. M.: Klostermann, 1989).

* See today's news and a Log24 search for "Philippine."

The posts of February 1, 2, and 3, 2020, have now 
been tagged "The Ereignis Sanction."

"… the tesseract, identified with a figure too inclusive,
contradictory, and all-pervasive to be seen as a character,
connects multiple dimensions in a manner counter to
ordinary thought…."

— Catherine Flynn, "From Dowel to Tesseract" (2016)

As does the I Ching .

For less rigorous remarks, search Log24 for Modal Diamond Box.

The artist Jennifer Bartlett reportedly died at 81 on July 25.

An image excerpted from Log24 posts that were tagged 
"Butterfly Song" on that date, with an added quotation from
a 1918 poem by Wallace Stevens —

Meanwhile . . .

Where's Waldo  Meets  Where's Logan :

In memory of a political figure who reportedly died on Sunday —

Note the approximate target of the holy nib.

Mosses from an Old Manse   (Hawthorne Recycled)

Click the above image to enlarge it.

This lockscreen suggests happy memories of J3 . . .

In memory of an artist who reportedly died
on July 2, 2022, a tune has been added to
an image that was posted here on that date:

From a New York Times  obituary today —

From Piligrimage: The Book of the People  by Zenna Henderson
(a 1961 collection, published by Doubleday, of earlier stories) —

But all things have to end, and I sat one May afternoon, 
staring into my top desk drawer, the last to be cleaned out, 
wondering what to do with the accumulation of useless 
things in it. But I wasn’t really seeing the contents of the 
drawer, I was concentrating on the great weary emptiness 
that pressed my shoulders down and weighted my mind. 
“It’s not fair,” I muttered aloud and illogically, "to show 
me Heaven and then snatch it away.” 

“That’s about what happened to Moses, too, you know.” 

My surprised start spilled an assortment of paper clips 
and thumb tacks from the battered box I had just picked up. 

“Well forevermore!” I said, righting the box. "Dr. Curtis! 
What are you doing here?” 

"Returning to the scene of my crime,” he smiled, coming 
through the open door.

This is from Henderson's "Pottage," a story first published in 1955.

See Horses in this journal then listen to Reba.

Alice  illustration by Lily Padula . . .

   Related material —

    Category theory at The New Yorker : 
 

    /science/elements

/science 

"To the undercroft, Rivka!"

See Osterman and Brosterman.

Logline for Osterman Meets Brosterman! — See Super-8.

Today's date — "10" or one-zero — suggests a review of base-16
(hexadecimal) notation. In hexadecimal, "10" means 16.

See as well some other Geek Lore.

See as well Oct. 12, 2018 (and, more generally, Volvo) in this journal.

Related material:

It is not clear whether the above acronym
should be pronounced "psycho" or "sicko."

From Dogma Part II: Amores Perros —

"It is night on the fourth of the curving terraces, high above the sea.
The stars are full out, known and unknown. Dante is halfway up the mountain….
It is half through the poem; half the whole is seen and said: hell, where grace
is not known but as a punishment; purgatory where grace and punishment are
two manners of one fact."

— Charles Williams, The Figure of Beatrice, Faber and Faber, 1943

See also Shining Forth.

Some will prefer his work with Peckinpah.

See as well Shea Vassar on indigenous representation.

See as well this  journal
on the above tweet date — Oct. 1, 2020.

The Feast of St. Donnán is on April 17.

This post was suggested by a Hollywood script date — 7/15/19.

The above new URL forwards to . . .

http://m759.net/wordpress/?tag=abstract-signature .