Absolutely love this week's newsletter, Margaret. It reminds me of my village, and all the (nick)names that "meant" something. Either a landmark, or a memory.
And this sentence is beautiful: "The thirty-two words of the title had subtle differences and layers of meaning, all of which had accreted over centuries and generations." What a great use of accreated.
This, as well as your discussion on knowing vs knowledge.
Absolutely love this week's newsletter, Margaret. It reminds me of my village, and all the (nick)names that "meant" something. Either a landmark, or a memory.
And this sentence is beautiful: "The thirty-two words of the title had subtle differences and layers of meaning, all of which had accreted over centuries and generations." What a great use of accreated.
This, as well as your discussion on knowing vs knowledge.
Thank you Karena - there is an entire chapter on India in Magan's book , fascinating that you connect with so much in my post!