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Jacob Potash

Jacob Potash is a writer and filmmaker. He has recent or forthcoming essays on technology and culture in The Hedgehog Review, Skeptic, Rhizomes, Blind Field and Hobart. He studies Classics at Columbia.

Meanings of Melancholy

Recovering the history of sorrow can give a clearer view of the compromises we live with.

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A person dressed in black sits pensively by a shoreline, with swirling water, boats, and trees in the background. The style is expressive and colorful, with an emotional and contemplative mood.

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