Some Brainstorming on Strength
9 years ago
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“One could let all these facts and things lie alongside each other like laminations, not like growing cells. This laminated knowledge produced a powerful sense of freedom, truthfulness and even selflessness, [...] She sensed that the idea of lamination could provide both a model of conduct and an aesthetic that might suit herself and prove fruitful. It would, she decided, as in the event it did, take years to work out in the implications” (209-210). A. S. Byatt, The Virgin in the Garden
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Wow that is creepy but interesting because it doesn't try to hyper-romanticize Bill.
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