Ethics?
How much of ethics is aesthetics?
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Pirene's Fountain has published my poem "'Scoundrels.'" Jane Yolen also has poems in this issue!
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The reason we pretend that we're not just making everything up is so others will take us seriously.
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What does "I think, therefore I am" really tell us if we don't know what we are or what thinking is?
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It was hard to feel the remotest sympathy for any of the different fools she had been. As opposed to the fool she was probably being now. People hang on for dear life to that one, she thought: the fool they are right now.
Barbara Kingsolver, Flight Behavior
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Take your joy where you can. If you no longer can here, then find it again there.
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What seems to one man irrational behavior in another is more often than not merely different values or different goals, rationally pursued.
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The only way to contain the tyranny of the old is to constantly create new and confront it with it.
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The purpose of society is to mix everything together.
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Culture is accident. How much effort should we put into preserving or protecting accident?
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The world is neither excessively constrained nor deliberately incoherent—why should a poem be? Why should we?
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"Identity politics" is for those who confuse their identity with politics.
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