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John McGowan's Blog: Reflections on Literature, Politics, and Culture
Detroit Richards
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scribe ergo sum ego
The change in movement thinking
Macro and micro opinions on humans, their culture, politics and science
Wanderings & observations
Understanding ourselves and the world we live in.
Hype,Decoded.
-the near-unconsciousness of possible meanings -
Polysemic Stupor 
I love such bombast prose makes me think of E.M. Cioran’s The temptation to Exist. It’s like you can hardly get further than one sentence at a time. Such far reaching, overarching statements that breech everyday sentiments.
Well I began reading this and found it fascinating, so much so that I realized after 3 1/2 pages I needed to store it and read it slowly and carefully. A really great choice. Thanks. >KB
A forest of ideas, I consume and chew over……
Thank you – happy it intrigued
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Dovetails with the argument in Spell of the Sensuous, and as far as I got through the reading, it is also a compelling argument. But i wonder if poetry (or that it is the way in which poetry can show language to be language) is a counter argument. Very thought provoking, thank you. Can’t wait to finish it.