Paulo a.k.a pavlos·3d agoLeitura atenta de Keats (Ode to a Nightingale). Em uma interpretação heideggeriana.A ode e a limitação humana. Ante a um pássaro que canta.
Curtains Dating·Oct 23Three summer daysIn 1819, John Keats wrote one of the most quoted lines in any love letter. It’s also good advice about first messages.
V. Lilith Mary Woolf·Sep 22THE STRANGE INTIMACY OF READING A DEAD PERSON’S DIARYWhy the private thoughts of people long gone can feel strangely more intimate than the lives we see around us.A response icon1A response icon1
Jefrin Jahan·Aug 27Keats’s Concept of the Sublime: Imagination, Beauty, and Truth (Burke vs. Kant vs. Keats)The sublime is described as an experience in which the human mind encounters something so vast, powerful, or overwhelming....
InCatharsis ChroniclesbyJohn E Marks·Aug 25The courage of eaglesWhat the imagination seizes as beauty must be truth — whether it existed before or not. Johnny Keats, Letter, November 22, 1817.A response icon1A response icon1
Davutmyrat Ovezov·Jul 31Love as Death, Love as Life: A Conversation between Keats and Tolstoy“And no birds sing.”
Rodeux·Jul 28Unweaving “The Death of the Author”: Barthes, Saussure, and the Life of the CodeKeats famously accused philosophy of “unweaving a rainbow” by exposing the mechanisms hidden beneath its beauty:
