I Love Books And Reading"You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you" -Mr. Darcy I love Mr. Darcy 😍 still can't get enough of pride and prejudice after reading it for almost 10x 😂
I Love Books And ReadingPages 169 - 170 of the Princeton edition of Concluding Unscientific Postscript, this just was neat to read just now as it treats of an interesting thing, to tell whether someone is lying or not, couched within a larger discourse Kierkegaard's... See More » (1)
I Love Books And ReadingTo ignite once again the pleasure of a classic existential text such as The Concluding Unscientific Postscript to Philosophical Fragments, it helps, at least for me to wade through the incomprehenisble jungle of esotericism for a fortnight or so, as... See More » (2)
I Love Books And ReadingNietzsche's Daybreak, is full of perceptive little gems, like this one on the subject of politeness, the word salve however i think is a dated word, like a band aid, one is polite as opposed to being harsh, but how does it all work when one is two or... See More »
I Love Books And ReadingIn the to get category are a couple volumes by Unica Zurn Dark Spring and The Trumpets of Jericho. Also noteworthy are her drawings, 3 of which i share here, when i draw, this is the kind of thing i strive for ....:) (3)
I Love Books And Readingpg's 280 - 281 of Stages on Life's Way is a little bit of a lengthy part called A Possibility, as it sets the scene of a mentally ill person who from 11 to 12 would be different from the rest of the day has a Fernando Pessoa feel to it, little... See More »
I Love Books And ReadingRecently took up again the reading of La Bas by Joris-Karl Huysmans, it is a great thing to balance out the arduous task of tackling the Guilty/Not Guilty section of Kierkegaard's Stages on Life's Way, which by saying it is arduous is meant to... See More » (1)
I Love Books And ReadingThe Pig by Oskar Panizza, while educating myself a little bit more on the films i need to see of Werner Schroeter, there is a film of his based on the court trial of Oskar who got into trouble for a play he had written, then looking at what can be... See More » (1)
