The fear of symmetry.
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Posted in Blurbs, tagged Symmetrophobia, The Fear of Symmetry on November 7, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Posted in Blurbs, tagged Finding Chiasmi on September 24, 2011| 2 Comments »
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That’s a good question. Doing a blog like this does take some time and effort. E.g., research. It’s work.
I suppose there’s a number of reasons I do it:
1). I like to think that by discovering a chiasmus, where a chiasmus exists, a person is getting closer to the mind of the original author. I like that idea. I like the idea of ‘getting into the authors head’. Getting to his original intent. His original vision. Seeing – if you will – how he/she was thinking.
2). I like the beauty of chiasmi. I find it aesthetically pleasing – just as, I’m sure, they did. … It’s nice stuff. It’s artful.
3). I like the process of discovery. Looking for clues; working them through; finding the patterns. It can be a bit of a challenge and I like that.
4). I hope that others might find at least some of this pleasing and helpful.
🙂
Posted in Blurbs on September 18, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Inthebeginning.org, a site with a nice selection of chiasmi, has placed my little chiasmus blog on their “Helpful Links” page. Nice. Thank you.
Posted in Blurbs on July 9, 2011| Leave a Comment »
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I thought I would add a new category to my blog: Blurbs. These will be relatively short, informal, diverse thoughts regarding my blog and chiasmi in general.
This is my first blurb … we’ll see how the they go. 😉
At the beginning I was primarily blogging my own chiastic discoveries, but lately I’ve been posting chiasmi by others. I think this will be the trend for the future.
My ‘lot’ – which had been developed over a number of years – has been blown.
Of course, I could always discover some more. 🙂