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The (Medieval?) Origin of Fairy Tales
some trees scream, others protect doves from dragons
Who wrote Cinderella? No one knows. It’s one of the most recognizable and beloved stories in all of Western culture, and it has no author. But does that mean it has no origin? On the one...
Are Fairy Tales Zany?
the implied question being, Should we read them?
Last week I warned against the zany, an aesthetic of distorted forms, lurid colors, frenetic activity, and crass unreality that is aggressively marketed to, and especially harmful for, child...
Don’t Let the Zany Choke Out the Poetry
continuing our discussion of postmodern aesthetics
There is a cause-effect relation between the work we do, the clothes we wear or do not wear, the houses we live in, the walls or lack of walls, the landscape, the semiconscious sights, sou...
A Practical Guide to Improving One’s Speech
In the course of our recent discussion of the interesting, I said the following:
Some people with whom I interact seem little inclined to actively pursue the improvement of their speech, by which I mean diversifying vocabulary, weeding o...
The Ancient Roots of the Modern Interesting
more reasons to flee from the social media doom cycle
“All human beings by nature desire to know”: thus does Aristotle begin his Metaphysics. It’s a famous statement about mankind’s innate urge to acquire knowledge, and it could be used to...
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PhD in literature | medievalist | linguist and translator of poetry | secular brother of the Oratory of St. Philip Neri in London
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