modern canadian fiction
(as opposed to...?)
Saturday, July 25, 2009
lecture fifteen:
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"Wisdom is something beyond language. " Then knowledge, knowledge must be learning, skills, reeling, writhing, drawling, sketching...
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lecture fourteen:
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Everything is everything. There is no lowest common denominator. Nothing stands separate, alone. Everything interacts with everything else, ...
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
lecture thirteen:
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she is wise in her madness the solitary wren. wingtips flutter, perhaps, after all she is peregrine as she swoops and dives but What’s in a ...
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lecture twelve:
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"When one has expanded his consciousness, one’s thoughts enter the paraverbal. Then to communicate with others who have not yet crossed...
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lecture eleven:
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“Games are nature’s most beautiful creation”; it is lucky, then, that humans fall under the category of Nature, and can partake in such eph...
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lecture ten:
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i. Is suffering the opiate of the individual? How else does one explain the addiction to faith? Perhaps this is the “true” nature of the add...
lecture nine:
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All of the losers are beautiful ; beauty and terror intertwined, suffering and joy (not mere pleasure, mind you), coherence and chaos, self ...
lecture eight point one:
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And today is existentialism. Bella heard essence in the gentle warmth of sunshine, and crushed a moth.
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lecture eight:
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And today, existentialism is. He speaks of essence, but the classroom’s hot and butterflies don’t.
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[interlude/mission/cession/ruption/stice/pellation]
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pour l'edification (alors, je suis un peu fou!) de le professeur: there are extras, sort of like DVD easter eggs but less intense and ...
lecture seven:
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"A little learning is a dangerous thing Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring..." What a spicy idea! But where is the substa...
lecture six:
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deicide, perhaps. decide! form before function? matter? (does it? perhaps.) or myth? alone in the garden, she waits patiently for her father...
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lecture five:
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It would seem to me that the Major Arcana of the tarot speak to the Jungian archetypes; perhaps this is what the elusive Drew was trying to...
lecture four:
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metalep-what? nah. Pity. but of what sort? at a distance? cue sympathy, the pathos of binary in which the indomitable-I can feel sorrow for...
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
lecture three:
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“Love is its own justification.” What about the kind theoretically steeped in sin? Must or may you overcome it? It is, after all, the word t...
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lecture two:
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Truth is subjective. It is the subject, fiction, and the object is you. Don’t object, gentle reader, but settle back into the space of metaf...
lecture one:
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Fuck a saint. Any one will do; the martyrs are best. It’s not polite to refuse if a Canadian saint lays before you and begs with her innocen...
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