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French Existentialism, The Beat Movement, and the Philosophy of Literature
(ha, above title is the name of a paper I wrote about a year ago, and just now, as I'm going through my old piles of notes and paperwork, I came across a few old college papers, some that I typed up only to personally reflect on what I read; another paper is focusing on corresponding Kantian theory concerning time, with the end of martin Heidegger's idea that one can truly… Continue reading French Existentialism, The Beat Movement, and the Philosophy of Literature
“The book came to be in a sorta haze” Words from Great American Writers
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Digital Blinks #10, Seeing Things, Part Two
Digital Blinks #9, Seeing things
“And for all his life it would be kindness and love that made him cry, never pain or persecution, which on the contrary only reinforced his spirit and his resolution.” Albert Camus, The First Man
Adventures In American Writing 