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No free man needs a God; but am I free? How fully I felt nature glued to me.
One time a tutoring student spent half an hour complaining about how the gays are too vocal and in your face to me.
February 17, 2024 at 10:12 PM
One time a tutoring student spent half an hour complaining about how the gays are too vocal and in your face to me.
2/2
Bataille provides a symbology that moves beyond representation and tries to describe how flows function. The book is short, scattered, and wears its Nietzschean influences proudly. In other words, my kind of book.
Bataille provides a symbology that moves beyond representation and tries to describe how flows function. The book is short, scattered, and wears its Nietzschean influences proudly. In other words, my kind of book.
February 6, 2024 at 10:42 PM
2/2
Bataille provides a symbology that moves beyond representation and tries to describe how flows function. The book is short, scattered, and wears its Nietzschean influences proudly. In other words, my kind of book.
Bataille provides a symbology that moves beyond representation and tries to describe how flows function. The book is short, scattered, and wears its Nietzschean influences proudly. In other words, my kind of book.
The Solar Anus 1/2
Georges Bataille has deeply influenced my thought despite my only having read portions of his books. One of my goals this year is to read his major works in full. I started with this early work and it delivers.
Georges Bataille has deeply influenced my thought despite my only having read portions of his books. One of my goals this year is to read his major works in full. I started with this early work and it delivers.
February 6, 2024 at 10:41 PM
The Solar Anus 1/2
Georges Bataille has deeply influenced my thought despite my only having read portions of his books. One of my goals this year is to read his major works in full. I started with this early work and it delivers.
Georges Bataille has deeply influenced my thought despite my only having read portions of his books. One of my goals this year is to read his major works in full. I started with this early work and it delivers.
3/3
Trauma leaves deep scars that last for generations. This book really illustrated the difficulty that comes when trying to heal such wounds with beautiful analogies and narrative.
Trauma leaves deep scars that last for generations. This book really illustrated the difficulty that comes when trying to heal such wounds with beautiful analogies and narrative.
February 6, 2024 at 10:35 PM
3/3
Trauma leaves deep scars that last for generations. This book really illustrated the difficulty that comes when trying to heal such wounds with beautiful analogies and narrative.
Trauma leaves deep scars that last for generations. This book really illustrated the difficulty that comes when trying to heal such wounds with beautiful analogies and narrative.
2/3
The way the book works up to a central traumatic moment before descending into a stream of consciousness really kept me intrigued. I really was moved by the portrayal of Black experiences in the mid 19th century in America in light of my dad’s family history as Black Americans.
The way the book works up to a central traumatic moment before descending into a stream of consciousness really kept me intrigued. I really was moved by the portrayal of Black experiences in the mid 19th century in America in light of my dad’s family history as Black Americans.
February 6, 2024 at 10:34 PM
2/3
The way the book works up to a central traumatic moment before descending into a stream of consciousness really kept me intrigued. I really was moved by the portrayal of Black experiences in the mid 19th century in America in light of my dad’s family history as Black Americans.
The way the book works up to a central traumatic moment before descending into a stream of consciousness really kept me intrigued. I really was moved by the portrayal of Black experiences in the mid 19th century in America in light of my dad’s family history as Black Americans.
Beloved (Toni Morrison) 1/3
While I was aware of the atrocity that was reconstruction’s failure, I was unprepared for this book. It was also a return to fiction for me. I had not read a book of fiction for some time.
While I was aware of the atrocity that was reconstruction’s failure, I was unprepared for this book. It was also a return to fiction for me. I had not read a book of fiction for some time.
February 6, 2024 at 10:34 PM
Beloved (Toni Morrison) 1/3
While I was aware of the atrocity that was reconstruction’s failure, I was unprepared for this book. It was also a return to fiction for me. I had not read a book of fiction for some time.
While I was aware of the atrocity that was reconstruction’s failure, I was unprepared for this book. It was also a return to fiction for me. I had not read a book of fiction for some time.