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Happy Saturday from Beautiful, Blustery WLA After the Rain! Heading to Newport Beach for Friend’s Birthday and Reading Female Quixote by Charlotte Lennox for Magazine Piece!
I never did blog this week about Pico Iyer on long sentences and now the paper seems to be hiding in the FEMA disaster site which is my dear, dear Saab. I just got back from M Street Cafe … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Wine, Lifestyle, Literature, Philosophy, School, Travel, UCSB, Westlake School For Girls, Yale
Tagged 18th C literature, birthday party, carol rovane, catholics and protestants, computer problems, elizabeth heckendorn cook, female quixote, John donne, katherine philips, m street kitchen, macbook pro, netbooks, paradise lost, Restoration, roommate, santa monica, tories and whigs, ucsb grad school, WSECS
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“You seem so normal! What happened to you?”: A Partial, Intellectual Answer to a Frequent Question
I got an IM on FB from a very good friend up in Oregon, a Republican lawyer with a wife and children. He’s a smart and fun guy and we enjoy chatting on FB. He asked: “Did you get rescued … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Philosophy, Relationships, School, UCSB, Yale
Tagged aesthetics, analytic and continental philosophy, barbie dolls, beautiful, beauty, carol rovane, deconstruction, depression, dissertation writing, elizabeth bishop, feminist critics, gender studies, geoffrey hartman, grad school, kant, katherine philips, lacanian theory, letters on the aesthetic education of man, literary criticism, morality, on moral personhood, paul de man, paul fry, philosophical criticism, play, richard eldridge, sara suleri, schiller, wsecs conference
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“Waiting for a Bus That’s Never Going to Come”: Loss, Desire and Redemption in Detroit 1 8 7 (Grad School, NYPD Blue Kantian Moments)
“Do you think most people don’t know who they are?” “I think, most people know exactly who they are and don’t want others to find out.” Detective Fitch (Imperioli) and Detective Sanchez. “I just figured I’d get a below market … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrities (Classy Ones), Literature, Philosophy, Relationships, St. Augustine, Television, UCSB, Uncategorized, Yale
Tagged carol rovane, detroit 1 8 7, henry james, james mcdaniel, kant, michael imperioli, nypd blue, personal identity, principles of pshychology, sopranos, steven bochco, william james
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Lazy Day: Cognitive and Moral Relativism, Preview of “British Truth and American Reality” (T.L.S. Sprigge), Irritating Fight with Older FB Intellectual
Well, I was so high when J left late for work today. I am reading American Truth and British Reality by T.L.S Sprigge, a book I bought probably in 2005 but never read. The beginning discusses the main areas of … Continue reading