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Think On These Things
Think on These Things By Jiddu Krishnamurti, 1964 Self-Knowledge comes when you observe yourself in a relationship with your situation, you teachers are all those around you. It comes when you observe the manner of another, his gestures, the way … Continue reading
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Individuality and Wholeness in D.H. Lawrence’s Sons and Lovers
Individuality and Wholeness in Sons and Lovers Cari Gilkison, Fall 2000 The theme for the search for wholeness permeates the text of D.H. Lawrence’s novel Sons and Lovers. Lawrence views the world as a set of dichotomies such as … Continue reading
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Tagged 2000, Annie, Arthur, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Clara, D.H. Lawrence, Dawes, Ebb and Flow, Father, Fredrick McDowell, Gertrude, Healthy, husband, Individuality, John Swift, Keith Cushman, Love, lover, Miriam, Mother, Oedipus, Parents, Paul, Relationships, Separateness, Sex, son, Sons and Lovers, Triangle, UNCG, Unhealthy, Walter, Wholeness, wife, William
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D.H. Lawrence and Virginia Woolf
The Dionysian and Apollonian Dichotomies of Relationships In D.H. Lawrence and Virginia Woolf D.H Lawrence and Virginia Woolf are as different as night and day, as hot and cold, as thought and emotion as Apollonian and Dionysian or yin … Continue reading
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Tagged A Room of One's Own, A World Without A Self, Anna, Apollonian, Birkin, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Chaos, D.H. Lawrence, Dionysian, Fall 2000, Female. Gender, Harmony, Identity, Intimacy, Jacob's Room, James Naremore, Keith Cushman, Lady Chatterley's Lover, Lily Brscoe, Loneliness, Male, Mark Spilka, Mellors, Merging, Michael Rosenthal, Mr. Ramsay, Mrs. Dalloway, Mrs. Ramsay, Mystical, Orlando, Phoenix, Relationships, Separateness, Sex, Sons and Lovers, The Love Ethics of D.H. Lawrence, The Rainbow, To The Lighthouse, UNCG, Ursula, Virginia Woolf, Will, Women in Love
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Love, Of Course
April 13, 2009 Love Of Course This is the beginning of love—well, the diary with “Love, Of Course” on the cover anyway! I thought perhaps I would meditate on the questions of love rather than focus on finding answers. The … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged Absense, Affection, Anxiety, Attraction, Beloved, Chaos, Compassion, Desire, Fear, Feelings, Fling, Flirting, Fractal Patterns, Identity, Interest, Intimacy, lies, Longing, Love Of Course, Passion, Relationships, Sex, Social Situations, Ton of Bricks, Trust
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On Desire
June 30, 2009 On Desire Desire is the topic today. I just finished reading On Desire by William B Irvine and found it very interesting and thought-provoking indeed. Many people do not the desires that drive their decisions. Much of … Continue reading
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Tagged Aesthetic, balance, Boundaries, Buddhism, Catholics, Christians, conformists, David Weeks, Desire, Eccentrics, godly beasts, Hedonistic, Nietzsche, perfection, Philosophers, pleasure, Relationships, selfishness, selflessness, Sex, Sexuality, sins, society, Thoreau, William B Irvine
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