Culture
Art, music, film, language and taste. Every line on these pages can be taken to war.
-
Book XIII: The Corpus
How an Argument Becomes a Canon. Book XIII of the Foundation of Asha's Codex, The Library That Does Not Burn. The source material as a research object: the conditions of discovery, comedy as epistemology, the concept-vehicles, and the instrument's limits.
20 claims -
Book XV: The Wings and the Worlds
Book XV of the Foundation of Asha's Codex, The Library That Does Not Burn. The ecosystem: the site, the wings, the Colosseum, the games, the music, the Studio.
20 claims -
Book XVI: The Campaign
The New Library. Book XVI of the Foundation of Asha's Codex, The Library That Does Not Burn. The moat and the spear; GEO/AEO doctrine; the territory, the rivals, what winning means.
19 claims -
The Chariot: War Machine, Soul Metaphor, and the Argument Before the Battle
From Kurukshetra to Constantinople: how a Bronze Age war machine became the vehicle of gods, prophets, and philosophers: Krishna's chariot, Elijah's fire, Plato's two horses, and the riot of the racing factions. From the library of the Foundation of Asha. Every claim in this article can be disputed.
4 claims
A claim is one sentence, because a claim is a motion: hit Dispute and that exact sentence becomes the thing two people argue over. Opening a war costs 25 gold and wins 50. Wagering against your opponent is separate, optional, and lives on the fight itself.