A Word about Words IV of XIII, or, Eloquence, what a shame!

Eloquence–what a shame!  The words that really matter, that make people melt or go off to war or commit themselves to some inner vision, they tend to be so common as to be crude or vulgar.  Hammer: how simple, but what it could build!  Child: how ordinary, but its possibilities!  Painter, writer, thespian, friend, enemy:…More

The Wasp

The other lives on earth, they have their visions too, and the planet as a habitable place, ecology, is derived from those visionsMore

What a stupid thing, vengeance

For that humanity might be redeemed from revenge: that is for me the bridge to the highest hope and a rainbow after lashing storms. Nietzsche’s ZarathustraMore

Stakes

But what help is it to us to look into the constellation of truth? We look into the danger and see the growth of the saving power. –HeideggerMore

A Note on Nihilism

It’s different, how an individual–especially a philosopher, trained how he could be trained in times of crises–faces the threat of nihilism and how it is faced generally, for members of a social body generally under its throes.  While the former holds his head above, or at least at a distance–two or three centuries worth of…More