Polarities within the mix
I wish to make special mention of certain features of my reading project which stands apart as posts which the mere list is designed for. Here to present the kinds of oppositional groupings look like as recorded in one single page of script.
Theology + Philosophy + Aesthetics + Feminism + Genre
Theology -- for me it is Reformed theology that matters, and I am unable atm to say why exactly
Philosophy -- in a sentence From West and East the kinds of things which to me are more palatable than what theology is for me.
Aesthetics -- That which is about having a pleasant or challenging experience
Feminism -- to me the more understandable Radical wing of public discourse, that when used as an optic correction whilst looking at the world and history is a seeing reality as skewered and not at all right, to see this almost in the same vein as the Christian sees sin and original sin.
Genre -- represents what is more about the story, not just whether it's sci-fi or horror, but where it has more broad based appeal, seen in this way it reveals it's intended polarity here, as not being specialized per se, but as a thing most are limited by. This is more the domain of the film and show collection than it is for the reading collection. If I was young again, genre would take up more time, but time is fastly fading for me, so it must be taken as a sprinkling, weird fiction is perhaps what I'm only allowing into the mix atm.
Theology + Philosophy + Aesthetics + Feminism + Genre
Theology -- for me it is Reformed theology that matters, and I am unable atm to say why exactly
Philosophy -- in a sentence From West and East the kinds of things which to me are more palatable than what theology is for me.
Aesthetics -- That which is about having a pleasant or challenging experience
Feminism -- to me the more understandable Radical wing of public discourse, that when used as an optic correction whilst looking at the world and history is a seeing reality as skewered and not at all right, to see this almost in the same vein as the Christian sees sin and original sin.
Genre -- represents what is more about the story, not just whether it's sci-fi or horror, but where it has more broad based appeal, seen in this way it reveals it's intended polarity here, as not being specialized per se, but as a thing most are limited by. This is more the domain of the film and show collection than it is for the reading collection. If I was young again, genre would take up more time, but time is fastly fading for me, so it must be taken as a sprinkling, weird fiction is perhaps what I'm only allowing into the mix atm.
46-50, M