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Tag Archives: Capi
Writing in progress. Please hold.
Dear blog, I am itching to write about how considering dystopias may be a fruitful way to map utopian changes in actual reality, and how this conversation is starting to emerge out there and create a shift in the nature … Continue reading
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Tagged Blanchet, Capi, landscape, literature, magic realism, occupy, paradise, phenomenology, poetry, The Curve of Time, writing
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An excerpt, in which Capi has a moment in the sun, &c.
Then, blessing of blessings, out came the sun! Sun, whom we hadn’t seen for days and days, soothing us, healing us, blessing us. Sunday Harbour? Yes–but it was named for quiet Christian principles and little white churches; and we were … Continue reading
Watching over this inlet
The conventional scores in homemade videos about boating or cruising or sailing these parts tend to prefer folk or country, with whispery female sincerity so precious on the ear, or throttled frank and heartfelt with a meaty twang; some is … Continue reading
Architectural urges
It turns out that everything I come across keeps connecting and fleshing out ideas, which is no surprise. The silly fun of searching for the right word in response to The Selby’s gorgeous plays on personal space and expressions of … Continue reading
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Tagged Capi, Cave of Forgotten Dreams, desire, landscape, phenomenology, TED, The Curve of Time, The Selby, utopian impulse, utopian space
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From the rug: A note on Levinas on time
Michael Morgan on Levinas: Levinas actually says precisely this: ‘The future that death gives the future of the event, is not yet time.’ . . . ‘[T]he condition of time lies in the relationship between humans or in history.’” This post … Continue reading
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Tagged Blanchet, Capi, Emmanuel Levinas, literature, Michael Morgan, phenomenology, relationship, The Curve of Time, time
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