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The Slap, by Christos Tsiolkas. Doing wrong, being bad, and how novels help us to see the difference | Wordbitten
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Some thoughts on literature and philosophy. Why flawed writing is better than none: the richness of imperfection. St Peter’s Toes →. The Slap, by Christos Tsiolkas. Doing wrong, being bad, and how novels help us to see the difference. September 1, 2011. It’s always wrong for an adult to hit a child, but …. How do you feel about that but? Could it ever it carry any weight for you? Or does it infuriate you? If you are Christos Tsiolkas the but contains a whole novel. The question that I find interesting ab...
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Some thoughts on literature and philosophy. St Peter’s Toes. February 1, 2015. In search of lost time? Mark Rylance as Cromwell, in Kosminsky’s adaptation of Wolf Hall. Too many notes, says the philistine Emperor Joseph II to Mozart, in the film Amadeus. It’s quality work, there are simply too many notes. Just cut a few and it will be perfect! That’s one reason why the television adaptation of Wolf Hall is so pleasurable. As John Sutherland, reviewing episode one. The Lord of the Rings. There are just as...
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Some thoughts on literature and philosophy. Newer posts →. Fellow Patients: bite three. March 30, 2011. A short story in five bites. Paul was on an assessment regime which secluded him from most of the ward routine. So he did not go with the other patients ten minutes later when they filed through the dayroom and outside for exercise in a large walled garden. Paul asked the nurse quietly, gesturing at a man sitting opposite. Here’s another sinner.’. Why is he here? Paul felt a small excitement. He gu...
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Some thoughts on literature and philosophy. The Slap, by Christos Tsiolkas. Doing wrong, being bad, and how novels help us to see the difference. Wolf Hall →. St Peter’s Toes. November 11, 2012. This blog post first appeared at Talking Philosophy. This summer I visited Rome for the first time. Like most visitors to the city I was keen to anchor my diffuse knowledge of ancient Rome by. But we want the real thing. How do we feel when we confront all this actuality? It is God, conceived as (something like) ...
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Some thoughts on literature and philosophy. February 1, 2015. Too many notes, says the philistine Emperor Joseph II to Mozart, in the film Amadeus. It’s quality work, there are simply too many notes. Just cut a few and it will be perfect! I feel very afraid that I … Continue reading →. Bring Up the Bodies. St Peter’s Toes. November 11, 2012. The Slap, by Christos Tsiolkas. Doing wrong, being bad, and how novels help us to see the difference. September 1, 2011. Could it ever it carry any weight for you?
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Some thoughts on literature and philosophy. February 1, 2015. In search of lost time? Mark Rylance as Cromwell, in Kosminsky’s adaptation of Wolf Hall. Too many notes, says the philistine Emperor Joseph II to Mozart, in the film Amadeus. It’s quality work, there are simply too many notes. Just cut a few and it will be perfect! That’s one reason why the television adaptation of Wolf Hall is so pleasurable. As John Sutherland, reviewing episode one. Every scene, every word, advances the story. Have very go...
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