I know that what I am asking is impossible. But in our time, as in every time, the impossible is the least that one can demand. —James Baldwin
“[Stephen Johnson] writes of avoiding his desk when inventing, avoiding the connotations of serious endeavor, of earning a living. ‘I wish instead,’ he writes, ‘to be irresponsible, rash, associative, dreamy, impish, brainy, intuitive, and stupid.’” (via kottke)
7 May 2009 |
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Brian Hamilton-Vise is a Ph.D. student in moral theology at the University of Notre Dame, where his research is in the history of Christian political and economic thought. His side interests are in the development of negative theology and in recent political theory. Email him at bdhamilton@gmail.com.