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Wittgenstein | Reading the Between
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Legunt, eligunt, et diligent. Sources and Energies: towards a new Poetics. An Early Essay in the Poetics of the Between. Poems Think Outside the Box. November 13, 2016. This is page 1 of Jan Zwicky, Wisdom and Metaphor. The Necker Cube figure reappears throughout the text, but only on page 1 do we get the quote from Wittgenstein’s Last Writings on the Philosophy of Psychology. “Astonishment is … Continue reading →. Follow Blog via Email. Poems Think Outside the Box. Sacred Realism and Czeslaw Milosz.
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Legunt, eligunt, et diligent. Sources and Energies: towards a new Poetics. An Early Essay in the Poetics of the Between. The “Perfection” of Eleanor Hooker’s “A Tug of Blue” — and a 9th-century Irish lyric. October 23, 2016. C I tweeted today that Eleanor Hooker’s new book “A Tug of Blue” had arrived and that the poems had a certain kind of “perfection” that involved the simultaneity of formal and moral aspects. This must have sounded strange! We … Continue reading →. Follow Blog via Email.
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Legunt, eligunt, et diligent. Sources and Energies: towards a new Poetics. An Early Essay in the Poetics of the Between. Category Archives: Ian Duhig. The Habit of Poetry”: Notes on Duhig’s The Full Weight of the Law. November 7, 2016. The Full Weight of the Law i.m. Manuel Bravo Let me be weighed in an even balance. But I was not. The scales fell from my eyes while Justice stayed blind, her scale pans pennies lifted from a dead … Continue reading →. Follow Blog via Email. Poems Think Outside the Box.
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Legunt, eligunt, et diligent. Sources and Energies: towards a new Poetics. An Early Essay in the Poetics of the Between. Category Archives: Lu Chi. November 20, 2016. In his final writings, Eric Voegelin was preoccupied with paradox as an irreducible aspect of his study of participation, the classical symbol of man’s identity in light of divinity. Participation is not open to conceptual clarity, partly because one of … Continue reading →. Follow Blog via Email. Poems Think Outside the Box.
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Legunt, eligunt, et diligent. Sources and Energies: towards a new Poetics. An Early Essay in the Poetics of the Between. The Habit of Poetry”: Notes on Duhig’s The Full Weight of the Law. On Participation: East-West →. Poems Think Outside the Box. November 13, 2016. This is page 1 of Jan Zwicky,. The Necker Cube figure reappears throughout the text, but only on page 1 do we get the quote from Wittgenstein’s. Last Writings on the Philosophy of Psychology. Change of aspect is. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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POND SONG 4.23. May 16, 2014. If we make from something, how ‘make’ from nothing, hence how conceive of radical creation. Pond brims new shoots birds play tiny cymbals. Bees roam fresh grass phosphorous blooms symbols. Of man’s stupdity it’s an ant’s world. Each self a perspective pond water light-pearled. Dante, Longley, and Reading the Between. Apophatic Being, Experienced. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Notify me of new posts by email.
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Apophatic Being, Experienced. May 16, 2014. In an article published in the Dublin Review, Seamus Heaney writes:. Compositions climb the ladder of surprise, moved by the lure of understanding, undergoing an ascetic process of seeing beyond the certainties maintained by the self, a process which eventually end in mid-air. POND SONG 4.23. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Apophatic Being, Experienced.
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Dante, Longley, and Reading the Between. October 23, 2013. Reading the In-Between: Dante and Michael Longley’s The Daffodils. 891 words 10 / 21. As a working editor and critic, I am always surprised by the metaxological shape of good poetry. Your daughter is reading to you over and over again. Wordsworth’s The Daffodils , her lips at your ear. She wants you to know what a good girl you have been. You are so good at joined-up writing the page you. Have filled with your knowledge is completely black. Apoph...
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Dante, Longley, and Reading the Between. October 23, 2013. Reading the In-Between: Dante and Michael Longley’s The Daffodils. 891 words 10 / 21. As a working editor and critic, I am always surprised by the metaxological shape of good poetry. Your daughter is reading to you over and over again. Wordsworth’s The Daffodils , her lips at your ear. She wants you to know what a good girl you have been. You are so good at joined-up writing the page you. Have filled with your knowledge is completely black. Apoph...
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Apophatic Being, Experienced. May 16, 2014. In an article published in the Dublin Review, Seamus Heaney writes:. Compositions climb the ladder of surprise, moved by the lure of understanding, undergoing an ascetic process of seeing beyond the certainties maintained by the self, a process which eventually end in mid-air. Apophatic Being, Experienced. May 16, 2014. POND SONG 4.23. May 16, 2014. Dante, Longley, and Reading the Between. October 23, 2013. Subscribe to Blog via Email. Join 17 other subscribers.
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In the very heart of writing, there is a questioning of writing. In the midst of this absence, something like a voice which persists. Yves Bonnefoy, Image and Presence : Inaugural Address at the College de France, translated by John T. Nauhgton, The Act and the Place of Poetry. What is this in the midst, this between? I can be reached at tom.develyn@comcast.net. Apophatic Being, Experienced. May 16, 2014. POND SONG 4.23. May 16, 2014. Dante, Longley, and Reading the Between. October 23, 2013. Email check...
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Life According to a Bibliophile
Life According to a Bibliophile. 8220;There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate's loot on Treasure Island.” - Walt Disney. Tuesday, August 11, 2015. The Summer of Siblings. And it’s moments like these, when all we’re doing is watching TV or walking the streets of a city, where I am incredibly grateful for my brother (both of my siblings, frankly, but this is more about my brother than sister). What would my life be like if I didn’t have him in it? Siblings can help you get through hard times...
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Would you believe me if I said I forgot I had this blog? I've been back at project david for a few months, but completely forgot about this one. So I've been posting some of my stuff over there in the last couple of weeks. Now that I've remembered about this, maybe I'll try and keep it up to date as well. In the meantime, I share a couple (three? Postings that are also on projectdavid. The Big Four OH part Deux. This here is the little cottage on the same property. One last shot up to our house. I've bee...
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Legunt, eligunt, et diligent. Sources and Energies: towards a new Poetics. An Early Essay in the Poetics of the Between. November 20, 2016. Like many readers of Voegelin, I have spent a lot of time studying his texts on participation, and particularly his last work,. In Search of Order. I made historical discoveries along the way. One of the most fascinating discoveries was the understanding of the paradox in ancient China, starting with the fourth century BCE and continuing through the first millenn...
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Reading Through the Bible | 365 days of HIS Word!
Reading Through the Bible. 365 days of HIS Word! This blog site is NOT over. Posted January 4, 2010. I think it is important to know what happened in History next. Denominations? So pop back on every once in a while :). Posted December 31, 2009. KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS. DO we understand the Holiness of the Lord! The sword is the Word. For the word of God is living and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the ...
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Reading the Bible in one year | Genesis to Revelations in 2010!
Reading the Bible in one year. Genesis to Revelations in 2010! Who is in for 2010? Posted by Patricia in Revelation. KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS. DO we understand the Holiness of the Lord! This is who is on our team every day. He is so Holy there is a name that we cannot even make out of earthly letters to describe how holy he is. And most importantly, the weapon of choice, the weapon that will strike down all the nationswe take for such granted how powerful the Word of God is! The sword is the Word.
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Reading the Bible in 365 | In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
Reading the Bible in 365. In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. December 31, 2012. Well, the final 4 Chapters. KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS. DO we understand the Holiness of the Lord! This is who is on our team every day. He is so Holy there is a name that we cannot even make out of earthly letters to describe how holy he is. And most importantly, the weapon of choice, the weapon that will strike down all the nationswe take for such granted how powerful the Word of God is! Well, no n...
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readingthebibledaily | daily digging deeper into God's Word
Daily digging deeper into God's Word. December 31, 2014. Things to think about:. On this last day of the year, I invite you to take some time to focus in on one of the most well-known verses from the Bible John 3:16. What does this verse say about God? It’s been my joy to read the Bible daily with you. May our good God continue to lead you by his Spirit and by his word. December 30, 2014. Revelation 21:1-12, 22-27. Things to think about:. What excites you about this vision? December 29, 2014. Commit to l...
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