„Hello There! Its me again, Amalthea. Welcome to the Reloading Humanism Blog which covers a range of topics and offers sneak previews into what’s going on behind the scenes. As you can see I’m in Noah’s vineyard having a good munch on his grapes before they get picked. Below you can see Alexander researching in the National Library in Vienna. See 2025, Weeks 3-8 for a summary of the exciting discoveries he made there!
2023Reloading Humanism is an endeavour and a striving, not only to pinpoint that which is missing in contemporary culture but also to find ways by which it might be invoked and made to be. For a general formulation of what is being aimed at, see the 2025 blog entires for weeks 16-19. For more specific examples, see the Reloading Humanism People page, where the article on Alexander Curtis introduces, not only the author but also the eleven other people who are featured. To find out how Alexander makes light-weight, weather-proof sculptures and thinks about sculpture generally, see weeks 7-8, 14 & 41-43 of 2023 and weeks 7-8 of 2024.
For insights on how during the Neolithic, time was followed with reference to the sun’s rising and setting at prominent points on the skyline, see week 47 of 2023. For Burns Night and why we celebrate Christmas on the wrong day, see weeks 47 & 48 of the same year.
To see how the book, Art & Mathematics in Krems, the Wachau and Bogo Sansepolcro is progressing, see the end of 2025 and the first half of 2026.“
