I’m just realizing: Grad school could have been so much more fun if only I hadn’t taken it quite as seriously!
Hat tip: xkcd.
July 18, 2008
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My first thought when I read this was that deconstructionism would argue that meaning is inextricable from not only the text but also the self. That’s part of the point of the argument that literature lies in the space between text and reader.
Then I realized I’d just become one of *those* people and blushed.
Comment by David — July 28, 2008 @ 9:22 am |