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"Here space itself truly spoke…."
Gary Gutting, "Arguing About Language," in "The Stone," The New York Times philosophy column, yesterday— There's a sense in which we speak language and a sense in which,…
NOW ENJOY BRILLIANT COLLEGE COURSES IN YOUR HOME OR CAR! The sun was burning down…. There was a trembling in the air as the unnamed colors and landforms…
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In the above view, four of the tesseract's 16 vertices are overlaid by other vertices. For views that are more complete and moveable, see Smith's tesseract page. Four-Part…
Recommended— an online book— Flight from Eden: The Origins of Modern Literary Criticism and Theory, by Steven Cassedy, U. of California Press, 1990. See in particular Valéry and…
Inside the White Cube Part I: The White Cube Part II: Inside Part III: Outside Click to enlarge. Mark Tansey, The Key (1984) For remarks on religion…
Order and Disorder Midrash: The Dance of Chance Associated Press "Today in History" Thought for Today: "Two dangers constantly threaten the world: order and disorder." — Paul Valery,…
Word and Object "We may recall the ideal of 'dryness' which we associate with the symbolist movement, with writers such as T. E. Hulme and T. S. Eliot,…
Dance and the Soul From Log24 on this date last year: "May there be an ennui of the first idea? What else, prodigious scholar, should there be?" —…