May 28, 2025
In today’s Wordsmith Wednesday by @anthropoetics, a solitary walk through the woods becomes something stranger, softer, and more sacred than it first appears.
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In today’s Wordsmith Wednesday by @anthropoetics, a solitary walk through the woods becomes something stranger, softer, and more sacred than it first appears.
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Department of English Westminster College Salt Lake City, Utah 84105 www.westminstercollege.edu [email protected] The first enemy of the aesthetic was meaning. —Roberto Calasso 1. The Question of Transcendence The Castle is Franz Kafka’s most humanistic work, virtually the only one in which the protagonist forms continuous, close relationships with other characters, including love. As in many...
Aesthetic: Being familiar enough with the technical language of individual academics that you can read them as if they were writing for newspapers