International Dialogue
Abstract
It is difficult to respond in a genre other than philosophical prose when writing about one. Philosophical prose is a very demanding and small club: it is almost like the poetry club of philosophy recognized in and by itself. Few are the specimens of the genre and plenty are those raising hands from within. This is largely because genre-determined writing such as this one is both about style and Zeitgeist. And to rise up to the standards of styling the spirit(s) of time is an ordeal of both the heart and the mind even trained thinkers fail to do. With a sleight of hand William E. Connolly’s A World of Becoming enters the genre with due pump, and transforms it.
Recommended Citation
Panayotov, Stanimir
(2014)
"A World of Becoming,"
International Dialogue: Vol. 4, Article 5.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.32873/uno.dc.ID.4.1.1081
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