History as an antidote to despair
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mail.google.comThis particular view will be better understood if I say that truly hopeless thought just happens to be defined by the opposite criteria and that the tragic work might be the work that, after all future hope is exiled, describes the life of a happy man. The more exciting life is, the more absurd is the idea of losing it.
Albert Camus • The Myth of Sisyphus (Vintage International)
Lessons I'm still learning
mail.google.comToni Morrison's Research Notes for Beloved
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