Kip Manley's Blog, page 35

Things to keep in mind (The secret of the sermon on the way things ought to be, dammit)

Philosophy does not begin in an experience of wonder, as ancient tradition contends, but rather, I think, with the indeterminate but palpable sense that something desired has not been fulfilled, that a fantastic effort has failed. Philosophy begins in disappointment.

—Simon Critchley

No. 32: only to sit (Closing)

She sits – what has Been Lost – All is Well

No. 32: only to sit (Act IV)

a Knock – happening at Once –

No. 32: only to sit (Act III)

“Good lord” – the Water’s depth – the Offer on the table – to Have or to Eat – “Everyone is welcome!” –

No. 32: only to sit (Act II)

1510 – what She has Done – where He Might Be – a Palate’s purpose –

No. 32: only to sit (Act I)

“He’s awake” – Breakfast – 3 Questions –

No. 32: only to sit (Opening)

Crash! –

No. 32: “ – only to sit – ”

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Crash! – “He’s awake” – Breakfast – 3 Questions – 1510 – what She has Done – where He Might Be – a Palate’s purpose – “Good lord” – the Water’s depth – the Offer on the table – to Have or to Eat – “Everyone is welcome!” – a Knock – happening at Once – She sits – what has Been Lost – All is Well

A visitor of note

From the epigrams to season one:

From the vistor logs:

Things to keep in mind (The secret of sibilance)

It is interesting to note that the entities most usually described as “hissing,” in the early modern period as also today, are devils, serpents, and audiences.

—Marjorie Garber