My dear citizens, Ic apologise for the constant alterations to the content of The Philosopher's Interior, but this major shift has been long coming, in my mind unceasingly since the first day Ic aßumed full ownership over the blog. The cwestion of what material to publish in The Philosopher's Interior has, Ic think, come to a positive endthoght: The Philosopher's Interior shall switch from having political content to having exclusively cultural and of the arts content. The best way to explain would probably be the N+1 journal meets Gentleman's Gazette.
This decision has been taken to prevent The Philosopher's Interior and my personal politically oriented blog from competing with or repeating each other. Many times have Ic been strained, determining which site Ic should post one or another article , fearing that it would confuse the sites' individual characters. Ic should think that this adaptation, this finer division, will prove naught but beneficial.
So, what are some examples of future potential articles? Well: short pieces of fiction, a planned article on how two vintage top hats have 'changed my life' (or at least my wardrobe), why tailcoats and such ought not to be restricted to 'formal event wear only', eßays on the music of Vivaldi, Schubert, and eventually Nietzsche. And yes, Ic shall of course capture a full person reveal of myself for demonstration in the articles dealing with dreß.
Thus dawns a new æra for The Philosopher's Interior as an organ of genteel culture, on its fourth or fifth year of existence now if Ic am not mistaken. Ic hope ye will join me in this großly enlightened adventure into brave new straits. As per the agreement Ic made with Citizen Pennington (the owner of this site when it was named New Political-Economic Knowledge, and a personal friend) all of the previous site posts will remain on the site and openly visible.
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