“There is always a center whenever humans are arranged in relation to each other, and the center is always occupied, even if only by a sacred carcass.”
— Scale
GABlog · May 2007
1 min read · 34 words
This new Chronicle, which elaborates on some of the ideas in the preceding (as well as in “ Originary Narrative ” and The End of Culture ) is now available at http://www.anthropoetics.ucla.edu/views/vw346.htm.
-eric gans
Chronicle 346: Thoughts on Originary Narrative — https://center.study/post/chronicle-346-thoughts-on-originary-narrative
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This new Chronicle, which elaborates on some of the ideas in the preceding (as well as in “ Originary Narrative ” and The End of Culture ) is now available at http://www.anthropoetics.ucla.edu/views/vw346.htm.
-eric gans
Chronicle 346: Thoughts on Originary Narrative — https://center.study/post/chronicle-346-thoughts-on-originary-narrative