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the cutting room floor of memory: July 2006
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The cutting room floor of memory. Wednesday, July 26, 2006. Please update your links to my new blog at www.the-frame.com/blog. You'll like it there. It's got a music player, and photos, and, uh, stuff I write. Yeah. This month, reactions to Thumbsucker. A History of Violence. Smiles of a Summer Night. Reading Lolita in Tehran. The Unbearable Lightness of Being. Read more over at my new blog. Posted by Jandy Hardesty at 8:33 PM. Links to this post. Monday, July 10, 2006. Read the rest of the post here.
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narrative landscape: Liturgical piety (and knowledge)
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Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller. An easter narrative and the meaning of life. Liturgical piety (and knowledge). Recently posed this question to me: If you were going to write a book on Liturgical Piety, what chapters and. Subjects would you include? In my mind, the reason why many evangelicals turn up their nose at a "high church" or structured liturgy is that it seems so meaningless from the perspective of their modernistic frameworks. Give me my forty-five minute sermon, thank you very much.
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narrative landscape: Mets 2, Redbirds 0
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Whos afraid of metanarratives? Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). Mets 2, Redbirds 0. Let's go, Redbirds. Links to this post. King of all wild things. Diary of the blue ridge (04-05). Whos afraid of metanarratives? Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). Syndicate this site (XML).
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narrative landscape: Cards-Padres roundup
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Whos afraid of metanarratives? Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). It may as well be our year. Links to this post. King of all wild things. Diary of the blue ridge (04-05). Whos afraid of metanarratives? Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). Syndicate this site (XML).
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narrative landscape: Who's afraid of metanarratives?
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Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). Who's afraid of metanarratives? What Lyotard seems to be arguing is that even though postmoderns do act as those who are suspicious of controlling narratives, it remains an inescapable part of being human that we are shaped and conditioned by those stories into which we are born and we eventually accept as our own. Incredulity is not the same as separation. Links to this post.
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narrative landscape: who's afraid of postmodernism? (pt ii)
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Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller. Who's afraid of postmodernism? For my first post on this book. James Smith opens the introduction to Who's Afraid of Postmodernism? In order to consider the value of PM thought, Smith tells us here that he has structured his book around three statements by three of the most prominent PM philosophers. Derrida - "There is nothing outside the text ( il n'y a pas hors-texte. I'm wo...
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narrative landscape: Crabs and fish
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Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? Liturgical piety (and knowledge). I can feel the summer waning- fall classes start on Thursday. So, a poem for summer. I'm posting this because I miss poetry and don't know how to get back into that world, and this is the best I can do-post old poems on my blog. We caught crabs the way the Indians who first called. The river Rappahannock must have two boys, a piece of meat on a string,. Links to this post. Whos af...
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narrative landscape: My Top Albums of 2006 (pt 3 of 3)
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My Top Albums of 2006 (pt 2 of 3). My Top Albums of 2006 (pt 1 of 3). Mets 2, Redbirds 0. Whos afraid of metanarratives? Whos afraid of postmodernism? Todays sign of the apocalypse:. Whos afraid of postmodernism? My Top Albums of 2006 (pt 3 of 3). Down to the final four. And so here they are. 4: Gillian Welch - Hell Among the Yearlings. Well, I didn't say I couldn't have more than one. Darker and older than Time (the Revelator). 3: Margot and The Nuclear So and So's - The Dust of Retreat. Http:/ www....
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narrative landscape: New Cardinals
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Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller. An easter narrative and the meaning of life. The quest for certainty. From the Sunday Times. Descended from a long line of wagon makers, I’m just hoping Adam actually gets to throw that wicked breaking pitch in the first inning sometime next season. Tall, lanky, talented if he gets a shot Wainwright could definitely be the best thing to come out of the J. D. Drew trade (although Marquis, King, Bigbie and Miles haven’t set the bar too high). John of the Incarnation. Again,...
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narrative landscape: Summer update
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An easter narrative and the meaning of life. The quest for certainty. From the Sunday Times. Reading list over the last six weeks or so:. A River Runs Through It, Norman Maclean (Fly-fishing brothers). Love in the Ruins, Walker Percy (Apocalyptic lapsed-catholic fantasy adventure story). Embers, Sandor Marai (Hungarian translated into English). The Last Best League, Jim Collins (Amateur summer Cape Cod baseball league). Saint Maybe, Anne Tyler (Pseudo-spiritual family drama). Links to this post.
