Fun with Wordle; or, other things I think about

I have been meaning for quite a while to get around to playing with Wordle (via), and the day I make good on my promise to redouble my efforts to make my mythical dissertation a lengthier and more palpable reality – the latter goal will be accomplished by writing by hand, which is of course the only proper response to internet addiction – is as good a day as any to do just that. Herewith (and herewith), then, a graphic representation of the subject-matter of said dissertation’s opening chapter:

More below the fold.

Here’s my review of Leszek Kołakowski’s Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?

Here’s the latest RSS feed from Upturned Earth:

And here, of course, are the Transcendental Aesthetic from the first Critique (note the prominence of the notorious “therefore”), and the chapter on “sense-certainty” from the Phenomenology of Spirit

Try making your own, and leave a link in the comments.

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