This poem explores the psychological underpinnings of scientific practice. "Transform your fear into a question" is a primary theme of "The Elephant and the Oak Tree," which is a story I am currently writing. Now reading the poem again (after a year-or-so), I have come to realize how the poem describes Tariel's "free-and-easy-wanderer" mentality, which is derived from Eastern philosophy (I don't know anything else more specifically).
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Friday, September 12, 2008
293. "Transform Your Fear Into a Question:" The Elephant and the Oak Tree Associated Poem
This poem explores the psychological underpinnings of scientific practice. "Transform your fear into a question" is a primary theme of "The Elephant and the Oak Tree," which is a story I am currently writing. Now reading the poem again (after a year-or-so), I have come to realize how the poem describes Tariel's "free-and-easy-wanderer" mentality, which is derived from Eastern philosophy (I don't know anything else more specifically).
Sunday, August 10, 2008
250. Two Poems "On the Relations of Two Free-and-Easy Wanderers" and "Idealisms of Image and Method"
The pdf version of the poems above are at this link:
Man, did I have a day of progress and inspiration! What a time!
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