libertine revolution ...redux

Aug 09, 2004 07:30

originally posted 08/06/04 @ 22:05 weak attempt at rough draft submitted out of mental block & desperation ( Read more... )

psychology, macbeth, charlotte perkins gilman, sociology, celtic, psychiatry, upton sinclair, philosophy, research, gender, divine feminine

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kirakira August 8 2004, 07:32:13 UTC
Congratulations for nearing the end of your own Paper Writing Hell! (Well, I shouldn't assume it was hell for you just because my recent paper was hell for me. But even if it isn't hellish, writing a paper is a hard work.)

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aethyrflux August 8 2004, 09:29:02 UTC
i have finally figured out how to see through these horridly suffocating mural decorations and grasp the world of true forms beyond my prison...

although when i finally get to write, the moment is pure catharsis... it is the aftermath that i dread.

so, now that my paper is almost twice as long as it was yesterday, i must get back to bed and act as if nothing has transpired, or the authorities are likely to take it all away from me!

i only hope that they are more kind to you than they have been with me...

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Re: Kudos! aethyrflux August 8 2004, 10:17:56 UTC
thank you for your words of encouragement.
i was particularly glad that you appreciated the section comparing gilman & paul... your recognition actually encouraged me to pursue that logic further, which helped me to make more sense out of what was initially a powerful connection in my head that i did not feel that i had been able to satisfactorily explain!

btw, i had already owed you a tribute of respect and admiration for your essay on "A Cracked and Bloody Chalice: The Distortion of the Celtic Divine Feminine in Lady Macbeth" which has been of great ispiration to me in contemplation of the Scottish play. i was recently asked to portray the character of banquo in workshopping a project concerning "the weird sisters." it was quite reassuring to see that you had done such justice to the celtic symbolism inherent in the play, for my own research indicated that banquo represents none other than the green man/tree king, who is sacrificed and returns in the armies of birnham wood! whenever he is referred to in the verses, it is always ( ... )

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Hmmmm buddhalotus August 9 2004, 11:18:44 UTC
I'm glad I was able to assist you with your paper. I love literature.

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you have been assimilated aethyrflux August 9 2004, 17:41:23 UTC
your perspective was certainly appreciated and incorporated. thanks for bearing with me through another one...

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Re: you have been assimilated buddhalotus August 12 2004, 15:55:33 UTC
your wecome love........anytime.

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