Expanding Eyes: The Newsletter
Michael DolzaniImagination as the home of human life.
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May 15, 2026
On first thought, the suffering of children does not seem like a topic likely to increase my readership. Who would want to read of such a thing? And yet—what suggested the subject in the first place was its remarkable prevalence in literatu...
May 8, 2026
Symbiosis is one of those ideas that begins in the sciences but quickly becomes metaphorical. Scientists are not always happy with the expanded use made of scientific concepts, but inevitably the imagination seizes upon certain facts and us...
May 1, 2026
People my age face a reckoning. Time is running out, and it would be prudent to take an inventory for the sake of future planning. What have we done? What have we not done? And what clearly ain’t gonna happen? It is a kind of personal last...
April 24, 2026
A few days ago, I attended a lecture at the Cleveland Botanical Gardens by Robert Klips, emeritus professor of botany at the Ohio State University, about mosses and lichens. I knew nothing about mosses and lichens, but then not many people...
April 17, 2026
The outpouring of enthusiasm over the flight of the Artemis II around the moon has been just wonderful. Just in case you don’t already know, the “Moon Tunes” playlist curated by the astronauts, their families, and mission control has gone v...
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University professor, scholar, editor, author of The Productions of Time: A Study of the Human Imagination, and creator of the podcast Expanding Eyes. I’m interested in the intersection of literature, mythology, social theory, and popular culture.
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