Bravo! but I can't help but wonder whether you and Stokes are engaging in Kierkegaardian play with us. The Requisitions is on its way to me and arrives any minute, thanks to the introduction to your work I found in the video when it first appeared.
Ahhhh now that's a question whose answer I can neither confirm nor deny. It's usually why I air on the side of absurdism .... looking forward to hearing what you think about Viktor, Elsa, and Carl's tale, would be more than happy to chat virtually or via email if the mood strikes! slopezba@gmail.com
I know! It’s definitely the most absurd (in the philosophical sense) literary tale I’ve been part of … I just love that there can still be such playful mystery in our lives
This is SO TRUE and so consistently easy to forget. You hear it all the time from folks who’ve been diligently doing the work for months, years, and decades: ONLY DO WHAT FEELS RIGHT. Yeah, yeah, okay. But what about that article that says we should do something totally different? Why are we so susceptible? I suspect it’s because self-esteem is a flighty friend. I just saw The Substance and holy hell. Talk about a commentary on metamodern notions of the holy self …
Love the approach of Auraist, going to go there to find what to read next. And the absurd blurb from SP, what a gem.
Bravo! but I can't help but wonder whether you and Stokes are engaging in Kierkegaardian play with us. The Requisitions is on its way to me and arrives any minute, thanks to the introduction to your work I found in the video when it first appeared.
Ahhhh now that's a question whose answer I can neither confirm nor deny. It's usually why I air on the side of absurdism .... looking forward to hearing what you think about Viktor, Elsa, and Carl's tale, would be more than happy to chat virtually or via email if the mood strikes! slopezba@gmail.com
What an amazing story!
I know! It’s definitely the most absurd (in the philosophical sense) literary tale I’ve been part of … I just love that there can still be such playful mystery in our lives
The chain of events is remarkable. The biggest learning is to lean into what resonates with us.
This is SO TRUE and so consistently easy to forget. You hear it all the time from folks who’ve been diligently doing the work for months, years, and decades: ONLY DO WHAT FEELS RIGHT. Yeah, yeah, okay. But what about that article that says we should do something totally different? Why are we so susceptible? I suspect it’s because self-esteem is a flighty friend. I just saw The Substance and holy hell. Talk about a commentary on metamodern notions of the holy self …
This sold me. I have to read Praiseworthy now.
Same. I think it’ll be my long winter read