Philosopher Martin Buber on What Trees Teach Us about Being More Human and Mastering the Difficult Art of Seeing Others as They Truly Are – Brain Pickings
Philosopher Martin Buber on What Trees Teach Us about Being More Human and Mastering the Difficult Art of Seeing Others as They Truly Are – Brain Pickings
— Read on www.brainpickings.org/2018/09/11/martin-buber-tree/
John Keats’ concept of ‘negative capability’ – or sitting in uncertainty – is needed now more than ever — Richard Gunderman, Indiana University. (February 22, 2021 1.25pm GMT)
The One Thing Men Want More Than Sex – The Good Men Project
It happens to be the one thing women find hard to give.
— Read on goodmenproject.com/sex-relationships/the-one-thing-men-want-more-than-sex-wcz/
I think this piece of art fittingly depicts « la condizione umana » — It’s one of two art pieces which became my favourites. They were shot in haste thru an art gallery window during a vacation in Italia.
Unfinished manuscripts that lay behind Palestinian critic’s stated contempt for fiction Scholar Edward Said longed to write novels, yet never succeeded, a new biography reveals By Donna Ferguson {@LGT41: No hard feelings. I enjoyed his books, articles, and lectures. Some intellectuals can be like that: they must be forgiven for the occasional outrageous sentiment.}
Patricia Lockwood takes a scalpel to the extremely online brain in her excellent debut novel A new book from Twitter’s greatest poet is strange and sad and beautiful. By Constance Grady@constancegrady Feb 19, 2021, 1:00pm EST
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