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The John Ruskin Library

The John Ruskin Library

Autor: John Ruskin
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Enter a library in which art, nature, architecture, labour, beauty, and the duties of human life are examined with uncommon intensity. The John Ruskin Library presents Ruskin’s books in full, giving his arguments room to unfold as he intended: patiently, passionately, and with an eye always fixed upon what is true, beautiful, and worth preserving.

From the stones of Venice to the clouds above the Alps, from the hand of the craftsman to the conscience of society, these readings invite you into one of the nineteenth century’s most searching and distinctive minds. Listen closely, and learn again how to see.Public domain
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  • The King of the Golden River Preface
    Sep 26 2026
    In which the origins and nature of a charming fairy tale are delicately revealed, presenting a glimpse into the young author’s life and the gentle inspiration drawn from a child’s cheerful request. This preface carefully sets the scene for a simple story, offering a light-hearted respite from weightier discourses, whilst softly honouring the enduring power of kindness and beauty.
    Rozwiń Zwiń
    7 min
  • Sesame and Lilies Lecture III - Of the Mystery of Life, Part 4
    Sep 22 2026
    In which the contemplation of ancient and modern arts reveals a profound lesson: true beauty and happiness arise from a humble recognition of our own imperfections and a steadfast striving towards honourable labour. And thus, through reflection on the failures and possibilities of agriculture, weaving, and building, we are gently urged to cherish the present life with wise and faithful hearts, mindful of the unfulfilled dreams that beckon us towards nobler endeavours.
    Rozwiń Zwiń
    15 min
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