The previous post suggests two quotes by Elizabeth Janeway
from her review of the second volume of The Human Predicament ,
an unfinished trilogy by Richard Hughes.
"The Human Predicament poses a universal question, and Hughes
is grappling with it really as a structuralist philosopher."
"Hughes's style is kaleidoscopic , the shaking of vivid moments together
until a pattern emerges."
— The New York Times Book Review , Sunday, August 19, 1973, page 2
For a less literary example of kaleidoscopic structuralism, see
a Log24 post from the first anniversary of Janeway's reported death.
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