The people raised in Christianity and to some extent the other religions of that Book have a psychology to which I do not relate. I do not understand it but it involves in part an exaggerated respect for, or or on the other hand scorn of authorities, instructions, and rules. This, I suppose, is patriarchal. … More Notes on the “Western” subject
I have said it before but it bears emphasizing: when I write my academic advice book, if I ever do, it will not take as its point of departure the idea that the reader lacks discipline or does not know how to work. My book will not be a self-improvement book. It will be about … More On professionalization
Calypso singing is a technical thing / it was not made for one and every to sing. Axé.
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Fíjense en lo que dice Ricardo Palma: “The principal cause of the great defeat is that the majority of Peru is composed of that wretched and degraded race that we once attempted to dignify and ennoble. The Indian lacks patriotic sense; he is born enemy of the white and of the man of the coast. … More Facebook is refusing to post
Now there is a new Vallejo blog. And a book I did not know of, Pedro Granados, Poéticas y utopías en la poesía de César Vallejo [PhD Thesis, Boston University, 2003] (Lima: PUCP Fondo editorial, 2004). Todo esto investigaremos. #OccupyHE. Axé.
Hattie has shown me that you can see video from the cockpit of flights landing, and I have learned I would like to be a pilot. Here is video of the two most fascinating landings I have made, in Pasto, Colombia, and La Paz, Bolivia. The altitude of this last airport is over 13,000 feet. There … More Aterrizaje en Pasto
I actually received this. “Where was I when two of the greatest Leos in the history of Leos battled it out in Freetown for the month of August?” That’s what you’ll ask yourself as you toss in bed 2 weeks from now, the anxiety and butt-hurt creeping in. Don’t let this happen. Be there. We … More A Dadaist party invitation
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