In our day, whoever loves to make distinctions is regarded as an eccentric whose soul clings to something that has long been vanquished.
Soren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Anxiety, 1844.
Several essays which I hope to present here in the near-future, on Milton’s fallen angels, Odysseus, and Timon of Athens, will be more graspable for those of my …
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