Circle and Sway: Reading Williams’ “Flowers by the Sea”

At times the spirit moves one to attempt an explication of a poem, particularly a small one, and a famous one, because one can both grasp the whole and also be somewhat certain of the reader’s awareness, but if not, the poem, as below, is easily reproduced and quickly read. In a sense much of Williams is “snapshot”–that is, visually you can see it whole…

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What Else the Fools

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Placing Things

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Without Reflection

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Bad Time

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Clubbing with Consonant Prejudice

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Audio: Walden “Economy” B

I’m not sure how to label these so I’ll just use the alphabet to keep them in order. This recording sounds different than the last (more tinny, big-roomy)–my production values aren’t my highest priority at present. So, to continue chapter one of Walden, “Economy”–here’s about 13 more minutes. Walden Economy-B When we consider what, to use the words of the catechism, is the chief end…

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Against the Real Creationists

I just finished reading “The New Synthetic Biology: Who Gains?” by Richard Lewontin in the New York Review of Books. I believe this article makes clear that there are tremendous amounts of insight and ingenuity in the ways that humans try to be creators and fixers. Or rather, to create fixes for errors of human intervention in the world’s body. Humans (each of us) are…

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