@namae282 pointing to the signified as a covering, concealment of the signified (semiotic terms are my addition). Tradition, and he has a chapter treating this specifically, conceals the object (Christ/the Gospel) and acts as an Ersatz for our attention.
@namae282 A traditionalism that turns itself from tradition to its actual object (again, Christ/the Gospel), overcoming itself while avoiding modernist invention, would perhaps be fruitful.
@Empty_America Danish writer (severely underrated) Jakob Knudsen is big on this. I can provide translation of passage on corporeal v. cerebral play by sunday. If interested, pls DM so I don't forget.
@Empty_America I don't know what the hell the current discourse is about. Considering spanking against other sanctions, it strikes me as particularly corporeal. This reveals a general lack in current childhoods, my own included: The corporeal altogether, both in chores, punishment and play.
Work often interrupted to help boomers attach files to e-mail. Librarians didn't really care about efficiency. The mandatory break, often with coffee and pastries, was top priority. One of the last holdouts against weberian protestantism.
These indie devs made a library simulator where you must return all 3,072 books to their rightful places. It's currently a top-seller on Steam.
- Sort books by cover & title
- Run a magical arcane library
- Very satisfying
It's called Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library!
@Yung_Spengler@FistedFoucault Important to note that the consequences of whatever for Turkey will (probably) not be armed conflict but diplomatic losses/concessions. Probably,things previously unthinkable have become possible (this is the value of Trump, btw: Furthering and walking within the new possible)