I am reading and reflecting on ten years' worth of the greatest literature from around the world, one book at a time, one week at a time, but in no particular order.
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Read-Along—Mimesis As Make-Believe (13 of 13)
Part Four: “Semantics and Ontology,” Chapters 10 “Doing Without Fictitious Entities” and 11 “Existence,” pp. 385–430
Well, we have finally arrived at the last few pages of our book (sniffle, sniffle). Unfortunately, Walton doesn’t get easy...
Read-Along—Mimesis As Make-Believe (12 of 13)
Part Three: “Modes and Manners,” Chapter 9 “Verbal Representations,” pp. 353–382.
In the previous chapter, we were interested in how images or sounds could generate fictions. And fictions, you recall, are sentences that are true within the...
The Catcher in the Rye—J.D. Salinger
I suppose everyone in the US has read The Catcher in the Rye, or at least read enough of it to get tired of Holden Caulfield’s voice (or, as Holden might say, read it enough to make you puke). It’s been translated into more than thirty lang...
Read-Along—Mimesis As Make-Believe (11 of 13)
Part Three: “Modes and Manners,” Chapter 8 “Depictive Representation,” sections 4–8 pp. 328–352
In the sections we read last week, Walton showed us how his theory would have us rethink the way we engage with representational artworks. As w...
Read-Along—Mimesis As Make-Believe (10 of 13)
Part Three, "Modes and Manners," Chapter 8: "Depictive Representations," sections 1–3, pp. 292–328
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Professor emeritus of philosophy. Now I mostly read great works of literature and share some reflections about them. I've started hosting slow-reading groups for major works of philosophy. Always looking for thoughtful discussions.
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