Words to Ponder #16
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Words to Ponder #16

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  • Philip J. Malebranche
    Posted at 16:41h, 09 February

    A songwriter, in our time, may have put it another way: “Love the one you’re with.”

  • loisholzman
    Posted at 14:44h, 08 February

    Thanks, Thomas. The similarity to Vygotsky is striking!

  • Thomas Sørensen
    Posted at 14:20h, 07 February

    Also in that text, we find a wonderfull dialectical repetition of Vygotsky (from Vygotsky’s past) – that thought is completed in speach. Kleist you could say, sees that thought is completed (ververtiget) in speach!! Also form a Hegelian perspective, we should note the relation of this to creativity (or even revolution); the lesson is that we only find ourselves to have been creative retrospectively, creativity, or even revolution, is something that will always surprise us.

  • loisholzman
    Posted at 23:59h, 06 February

    Love that way of putting it, Lonny: “to meet a new thought”

  • Lonny Meinecke
    Posted at 20:19h, 06 February

    Another gem Lois – thank you. Often lately, I think that looking inside is a poor way to meet a new thought. So this is very nice to see.
    — Lonny

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