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All the stages are the world
Here I’d like to twist together the ‘worlding’ covered as intentional activities (from comparing Simone Weil & J. R. R. Tolkien) in Xcreatives with On Worlding as performance.
Here performance is singled out from the blur of
morality/reli...
Xcreatives
Simone Weil has some #priorArt with the word Décréation.
The word decreation assumes a creator, in Weil’s case this assumption met the problems of theodicy. If god is X, why does Y exist in creation. X may equal good or omnipotence, and Y...
On Worlding as performance
When I articulate the social set of outcomes of the worlding urge I short list the blur of them as follows:
morality/religion/polity/culture/art/performance/market/…
This series will look at one of those words performance from a number of...
Stupidity, Dostoevsky & Glenorchy Boy
Recently I made some notes about stupidity, suspension of disbelief, and recent story-telling. They came up because this week I read Glenorchy Boy by John Dale. This is set centred on the northern suburbs of Hobart, Tasmania, of a lad comin...
Footnote to Alignment ② definity on POV, preposition & pronouns
I feel I am getting somewhere.
This post is a October 2026 addition to the October 2025 addition to the footnote to Alignment ② definity is part of the alignment entry in the [taphonomy of worlding] project.
The shortest form of this “I...
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