from Virginia Woolf;
Life is:
a luminous halo; a semi-transparent envelope surrounding us from the beginning of consciousness to the end. ("Modern Fiction")
The task of the artist is to:
convey this varying, this unknown and uncircumscribed spirit(life) whatever aberration or complexity it may display, with as little mixture of the alien and external as possible. ("Modern Fiction")
On artistic vision:
if there is one gift more essential to a novelist than another, it is the power of combination-- the single vision. The success of the masterpieces seems to lie not so much in their freedom from faults... but in the immense persausiveness of a mind which has completely mastered its perspective. ("Novels of E.M. Forster")
On artistic form:
When we speak of form, we mean that certain emotions have been placed in the right relations to each other, then that the noevelist is able to dispose these emotions and make them tell by methods which he inherits for himself...it may be expected that novels will loes their chaos and become more shapely as the novelist explores and perfects his technique. ("On Re-reading Novels")
from roger fy;
On artistic form:
we mean by significant form something other than agreeable arrangements of form, harmonious patterns and the like. We feel that a work which possesses it is the outcome of an endeavour to express an idea rather than to create a pleasing object. ("Transformations")
doot- just wanted to have um compied down somewhere... aaron (my neighbor) had um on a page from his class ^.^ notes, ya kno- but he wanted to keep um
school's OVER!!!!! YATTA! \(^.^)/
July 25 2005, 22:35:46 UTC 6 years ago
Gasp! Are you hanging out with other Aarons?!?
July 26 2005, 18:28:47 UTC 6 years ago
*sigh*
I'm sorry to say this- but ...yes. what's funny is that he's 3/4s Japanese and 1/4other lol ^.^how goes the summer??
July 27 2005, 19:34:00 UTC 6 years ago
Re: *sigh*
I had a feeling there was another... now I must hunt him down and behead him, Highlander style!The summer's been alright, for the most part. Work causing stress, but I'm switching jobs in less than a month. How about yourself?
August 14 2005, 17:27:29 UTC 6 years ago
Re: *sigh*
I needa job...>.< any ideas? btw like the wushu site, looks good :DAugust 14 2005, 17:32:52 UTC 6 years ago
Re: *sigh*
I can hook you up with 19-hours positions at either the ITS Help Desk <http://www.utexas.edu/its/help/jobs/> (they are dying for females) or as a lab proctor <http://www.utexas.edu/smf/job.html>. Pay is $9.13/hr and $7.37/hr, respectively.Thanks for the web site compliments! I worked hard on it!
Anonymous
August 1 2005, 07:53:42 UTC 6 years ago
Winners write the history.
So I was reading the paper this morning... err... yesterday morning and it talked about how China and Korea were upset about the way the Japanese represented themselves in their history books. That is why there is a growing dislike of Japanese from Chinese and Korean people. My Korean friend was telling me about how they invaded Korea and took ppls heads as souviners (sp?) and the Japanese govt. got upset about all the heads brought into the country and so they just started to bring back the ears of the Koreans. Yup. And apparently in China they would line ppl up by the river and line them up in a line and give them a gun with one bullet and have him shoot the person infront of him and then dump the body into the river or else the person would get shot anyways. And it was customary for samurai to bring back the heads of their enemies to bring back to their leader for a reward, some of the samurai would get wise about it and enter battles late and then chop off the head of an enemy that was already dead, leading to the viewings of the decapitated heads so they could tell if the head was cut off after death or not. *samurai stuff was on the history channel today.**yesterday.
nAo.
p.s. So how is your japanese now. I've been studying kanji on my own now... yup... KANJI. O
August 11 2005, 06:47:39 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Winners write the history.
whoohoo sounds like a party...>.>August 24 2005, 03:42:26 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Winners write the history.
japanese is a lil betta - ^^ the family i visited in sendai certainly thought so !Anonymous
August 8 2005, 05:01:16 UTC 6 years ago
ochita.
so to add to the 4 comments so it is not four ne more.So thus far, in this Albuquerque expediton, there have been 5 sighting so rainbows. Two were double rainbows, one of them was two complete rainbows touching the ground on both sides. Yes rainbows, lots of them.
Oh and I was outside busting clouds and working under the car. I would stop when I got too hot and bust clouds, quit relaxing and very cool. Anyways, I was taking a break, busting clouds, a thing I haven't done in a while, and this one wisp of cloud refused to be burst into oblivion. I stopped trying to destroy this wisp and it started to grow. O O O wow. That was the first time I think that I have ever watched a cloud form. Granted it didn't turn into a giantic cloud but it was like 15 times bigger then when I first tried to destroy it.
Yay free internet at the Laundry Mat.
Well laundry time, still have to dry it.
nAo.
p.s. I thought that this was really cool. from above. 'The success of the masterpieces seems to lie not so much in their freedom from faults... but in the immense persausiveness of a mind which has completely mastered its perspective. ("Novels of E.M. Forster")'
August 14 2005, 17:26:32 UTC 6 years ago
Re: ochita.
free laundry!! danggg..err, rather, free internet! O.O cool.