A philosophical problem has the form: “I don’t know my way about.”
– Ludwig Wittgenstein –
“The silent spaces between words often speak louder than the words themselves”
-Gunnar Olsson –
A philosophical problem has the form: “I don’t know my way about.”
– Ludwig Wittgenstein –
“The silent spaces between words often speak louder than the words themselves”
-Gunnar Olsson –
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Very much relating to Wittgenstein today, as Phase II of grad school begins. 🙂
say more about this Phase II!
Thanks for asking!! 🙂 To be the permanent, contracted School Media Specialist at GHS, I have to have my teaching license. I started the Transition-to-Teaching program this summer online to become a high school psychology teacher at Goddard. It’s a 2 year program. This week is our Induction Program on campus. I will be running the library full time at GHS and also teaching 3 sections of psychology in the morning, while in grad school. So… off and running. Exciting AND scary but mostly challenging in my academic and creativity zones, so of course I love it!!! You went to Switzerland again, I saw! How was that? 🙂
Yes and yes. . .
So…is Olsson speaking of poetry? Perhaps I shouldn’t comment when philosophy is at the forefront…