
"At a certain point I decided that everything I took from studying and reading anthropology, psychology, economics, cultural history, and so on did not square at all with my sense of things, and that the tendency of much of it was to posit or assume a human simplicity within a simple reality and to marginalize the sense of the sacred, the beautiful, everything in any way lofty"
---Marilynne Robinson.
2 comments:
b where is that from, an absence of mind? i like the picture.
MR
think it's repeated in her new book as well.
b.
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