by Chisnell | 26 February 2024 | Blog, Daemon Maps, Education, Literary Criticism, Philosophy
We’ll call our exploration one of Daemon Maps, where any superior or superior inspiration guiding or discoverable by us (be it intentional, by D(d)esign, or by Law of Physics) is not necessarily ultimate, but graspable within our single local lifetimes.
by Chisnell | 9 January 2024 | Blog, Culture Criticism, Education, Literary Criticism
“One issue with the defense of Twain’s original text is the claim that such an historical center exists and that such grounds are worth preserving.”
by Chisnell | 18 October 2022 | A-Social, Blog
13 Days – 26 Reviews – 1 new story!
by Chisnell | 29 September 2022 | A-Social, Blog, Culture Criticism
After all, why would I risk staining that beauty with a coffee ring? Why place stress upon that carefully sewn binding? If I wanted to actually read the book, well, I have a chewed and annotation-scarred used paperback of it.
by Chisnell | 8 April 2022 | Blog, Education, Politics and Ethics
In the image, he is on the Inca Trail, alone, a floppy hat and sunglasses, his hands resting on the top of his walking stick as he waits for me to reach him. I am wheezing from altitude dizziness as we ascend.
by Chisnell | 14 March 2022 | Blog, Philosophy
After all, I was maybe 15 years old, skinny and pale as pasta, my “Lord of Chaos” badge hanging crookedly from a fading Dragonslayer t-shirt. And there was Gandalf, a 280 pound beer-stinking sasquatch of a man …
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