Morphosis

Here's a bit from Elizabeth Segel's ‘Realism and Children's Literature: Notes from a Historical Perspective’ [ Children’s Litera...

Πολύφημος (Polyphēmos) is the Cyclopean giant from Homer's Odyssey who imprisons and eats many of Odysseus' crew in his cave, such ...

Nascitur cygnus: sibi rex videtur, Impiger pigrae dominus paludis Matris in dorso sedet, it reditque      Publica cura. Pascitur frustr...

The moon is its own coin. The moon is its own ghost. The moon is its own moon.

The crucial question, I suppose, is: does taking offence at something tend to empower or disempower us? Is it the latter, because it reveal...

I was chatting with my friend and colleague Bob today about the coding of holocaust victims as animals in testimony and literary representat...

This rather interesting MS letter has been sent to me (or a scan of it has, which amounts to the same thing in this our digital 21st-cen...