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*Punk: A Preview of the Pre-Post-Postmodern? 9 Replies

Ah, the Postmodern Era! That great revolution in thought and design against the Idealist Utopianism of the Modern (Steam-Early Atom) Era! The era of Punk and Deconstruction, of tearing down the old…Continue

Tags: Reconfiguration, *punk, philosophy, Postmodernism

Started by Cap'n Tony. Last reply by Sophia Martin Mar 30.

The artist is the architect of the image of man 2 Replies

"The only thing we need fear today is not being aware of what we can do.The lack in our lives is an image of man as he is now capable of being.The artist is the architect of the image of man.The…Continue

Tags: 1960s, quote, Earl Hubbard

Started by Tome Wilson. Last reply by Rusty Andrew Gere Nov 29, 2012.

Gatehouse Gazette 6 Replies

As part of my research on writing a dieselpunk wiki article I just read the article "Discovering Dieselpunk" in the June 2008 issue of the Gatehouse Gazette. If you haven't read it yet I highly…Continue

Tags: dieselpunk, piecraftian, ottensian, Gatehouse

Started by Larry. Last reply by Larry Oct 31, 2012.

Retro-Futurism~ the pesent matrimony of the past and the future 14 Replies

Science fiction is a genre of fiction dealing with…Continue

Started by Angel Edixon Lozada. Last reply by JoHnny ~ Jul 18, 2012.

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Comment by Larry on April 18, 2010 at 3:16pm: I've updated my blog with the first of the two hypothetical dieselpunk political movements. Check it out because I have a very special guest writer.
http://dieselpunk44.blogspot.com/

Comment by Larry on May 2, 2010 at 11:56am: Today I uploaded a the final installment of dieselpunk politics. Once again Hayen honors me with writing an installment. http://dieselpunk44.blogspot.com/

Comment by Mr.Latimer on November 9, 2011 at 10:04pm: To successfully better ourselves in the future we must first look back into the past. The past has showed us what has been right and wrong and allows us to improve on the right and eleminate the wrong. Doing this should eventually lead to an Utopian world

Comment by Larry on November 9, 2011 at 10:39pm: I agree Mr. Latimer that by remembering and learning from the past we can help build a better future. Your comment reminds me of the often quoted statement by George Santayana, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."

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