singularity of a life

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This is part 1 of—prefacing—“soul of Self interest”

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Normally for me, I don’t use ‘soul’, except relative to others’ use; but I’m fascinated by common appeal of that sense of Self (which is what “soul” is), which is of course historically rich.

I’m fascinated like an ethnographer might be fascinated—or a philologist
or psychoanalyst.

creativity

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This is part 13 of “soul of Self interest”

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“I love audacities of creative life, even if you don’t forever want philological wonders.”

So said Jacques to Hélène via my imagination.

“No, because you’ll die in six years anyway. My grief must someday end.”

souls in Time

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He took that she would always want philological wonder.