Jun 24This was interesting, but Jesus.1Bon SheedyYes, that's for next time! It certainly is interesting the words they exchagned.Yes, that's for next time! It certainly is interesting the words they exchagned.1 min readYes, that's for next time! It certainly is interesting the words they exchagned.----
Jun 10Books read in 2022 thus farBooks Read in 2022 1. Lakes: A Very Short Introduction — Warwick F. Vincent. Started Wednesday December 29, 2021 at 11:46AM. Finished Saturday January 1, 2022 at 6:29PM. 2. Hegel: A Very Short Introduction — Peter Singer. Started Saturday January 1, 2022 at 6:32PM. …Books Read6 min read
Jun 4Books I have completed (and one I reading) since early April this year (2022)1. The Magic Mountain — Thomas Mann. Started Thursday March 31, 2022 at 6:13 PM. Finished Thursday April 7, 2022 at 8:02PM. 2. Dracula — Bram Stoker. Started Thursday April 7, 2022 at 9:46PM. 3. The Interpretation of Dreams — Sigmund Freud. Started in December 2021. Finished Tuesday April 19…Books2 min read
May 18Hegel’s Transcendent SublimeSubtitle: The Hegelian Speculative Idealism as the Path to “The Night of the World” I’ve been returning back to some of my old interests regarding transcendentalism and the dichotomy between the material world and the transcendental world. For Kantian philosophical inquiry, basically the idea of how can we try and…Hegel4 min read
Apr 1My Writing Process: Reflections on Writing and IdeasBy: Charlie Lincoln I’ve been thinking about the writing process a lot lately and how I’ve been evolving and thinking about writing lately. It’s definitely a process and a lot of it has been building upon itself. For example, I have revisited politics of the English language by George Orwell. …Writing9 min read
Mar 31Books I’ve read thus far in 2022 — end of MarchBooks Read in 2022 1. Lakes: A Very Short Introduction — Warwick F. Vincent. Started Wednesday December 29, 2021 at 11:46AM. Finished Saturday January 1, 2022 at 6:29PM. 2. Hegel: A Very Short Introduction — Peter Singer. Started Saturday January 1, 2022 at 6:32PM. …Books6 min read
Mar 31My Impressions on the first time reading Thomas Mann’s Death in VeniceBy Charlie Lincoln Upon reading Thomas Mann’s Death in Venice, my impression is that Aschenbach is an analogy to Parsifal — as represented in Richard Wagner’s Parsifal. There is a notion that the Fisher King can be healed by the redeeming power of the metaphor of the Holy Grail. …Thomas Mann3 min read
Feb 25How does Edmond Dantès’s long incarceration change him in The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas?One of the saddest portions of the entire story is the incarceration of the Edmond, the protagonist, has to go through. It is an incredibly sad and pretentious prologue of the subjects that he comes rapidly, the text. But he substantially changes as an individual and as someone who has…The Count Of Monte Cristo4 min read
Feb 23Thoughts on Indo-European grammatical structures and Calvert Watkins's book “How to Kill a Dragon”Aside from the Jungian archetypal interpretations of Calvert Watkins’s poetic reconstruction; one must note, Watkins does not give a conclusion at the end of the book about the serpent slaying myth nor “why” it persisted. “The Sanscrit language, whatever be its antiquity, is of a wonderful structure; more perfect than…Calvert Watkins2 min read
Feb 20Photos and Thoughts on Blog FormatsPhotos and Thoughts on Blog FormatsCharles Edward Andrew2 min readPhotos and Thoughts on Blog FormatsPhotos and Thoughts on Blog Formats----
