The Power of Daffodils
Wordsworth and his contemporaries sparked an artistic revolution, the effects of which we’re still feeling.
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Wordsworth and his contemporaries sparked an artistic revolution, the effects of which we’re still feeling.
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On Wordsworth, Augustine, and stopping reading to read well
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Yesterday Rod Dreher reflected briefly on Lee Siegel’s lengthy July essay in the Wall Street Journal, “Who Ruined the Humanities?” in a post called “Against High School Literature” and it’s right up the CiRCE-reader alley. He offers this from Siegel: Books took me far from myself into experiences that had nothing to do with my
We Murder To Dissect Read More »