Expanding Eyes: The Newsletter
Michael DolzaniImagination as the home of human life.
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June 26, 2026
Summer Break
Readers, this week I am not able to provide a newsletter because my technical support person, Stacey Clemence, is in Iceland. She prepares the newsletters to be released automatically, but I was not able to work ahead for her...
June 18, 2026
In times that are darkly troubled, I hope I do not drive away too many readers by announcing that this week’s theme is apocalypse, the end of the world, or at least the expectation of it. The people who can no longer bear to look at the new...
June 12, 2026
Last week, I spoke of the birth and development of language in the minds of very young children, a process that parallels and is as important as their physical growth and development. Though none of us remembers, I made a case for a feeling...
June 5, 2026
The acquisition of language by children is a Creation myth. I find myself thinking about it, time and again. In the beginning is the wordless child, whose world is that of the body and the senses. It is a world of flux, of becoming, of sens...
May 29, 2026
To have a child is an act of the imagination. It involves imagining the child itself, this new life evolving from an act of love and two invisible living particles meeting in the darkness of the womb, that cosmos within a human body, develo...
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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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