Angela H.
@angelah
Comparativist who fell into the long 18th-c and decided to stick around. I’m Bartleby-the-scrivner-ing LLMs and their inevitability. Louise Dupin’s Work on Women: Selections (New Histories of Philosophy @OUP). Views expressed are mine alone.
I was tugging at my sweater to remove it in 75 degree sunny weather when I passed this sleet/snow bank:
Who doesn’t need to learn more about a hard-hitting feminist philosopher from 18th-century France who took on science, law, history, and contemporary mores? global.oup.com/academic/pro...
Hannah Arendt is my pendant choice more and more these days, for obvious reasons:
Tonight it’s chunky gazpacho that will last a few days after the smooth gazpacho I made earlier in the week. Sooo good! I could live on variations of gazpacho all summer.
The actual horror. WTF and how can I stop this (going to investigate). And this would be such a silly paper for a podcast!
I inherited books from a dear friend & colleague, and spent the last few days reading this one. The feeling of loss for the missing (destroyed) letters of Jane mingle with the grief at the loss of my friend with whom I never discussed this book, but should have. I can still hear his voice. What loss
This goofy girl with the adorably squishable face hopes you are all able to take some solace from these freely-offered teefers that please her friends so.