Tag: Michel de Montaigne

• A probable fiction

  It’s hard to know how to behave nowadays isn’t it? How to know what to do, and under what circumstances; to agree, or disagree -or wandering inside the cloud of political correctness, to waffle. It’s not so much the lack of an opinion, as the fact that with time, or even with different context, the […]

  gozzter

  November 3, 2021

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  Age, arguments, debate, essays, faces, Michel de Montaigne, opinions, Psyche.co, Rachel Ashcroft, sweaters, University of Edinburgh

• I long to hear the story of your life

  I like the idea that I am a story which I am still writing. After all, there seems to be a rambling kind of direction to it, and if pressed, I could likely invent a plot. Of course, until the final page, nobody -not even me- really knows how it’s going to turn out, but […]

  gozzter

  May 12, 2021

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  autobiographical narrative, chronology, Galen Strawson, Homo narrans, identity, Life, literary licence, memories, Michel de Montaigne, narratives, narrativists, stories, University of Texas at Austin