Meditation
From a professor’s weblog:
Saturday, April 11, 2009Quote of the Day (4/11/09) (Elias Canetti Week)“The novel should not be in any hurry. Once, hurry belonged to its sphere, now the film has taken that over; measured by the film, the hasty novel must always remain inadequate. The novel, as a creature of calmer times, may carry something of that old calm into our new hastiness. It could serve many people as slow-motion; it could induce them to tarry; it could replace the empty meditations of their cults.” –Elias Canetti, The Human Province Posted by David Lavery at 1:00 AM |