Soliloquies in England And Later Soliloquies
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At bottom they are gratuitous, and might have been avoided if people had not pledged their hearts to things beyond their control and had not entrenched themselves in their illusions. At a sufficient remove every drama seems pathological and makes much ado about what to other people is nothing. We are interested in those vicissitudes, which we might have undergone if placed under the given circumstances ; but we are happy to have escaped them.
Thus the universe changes its hues Uke the chameleon..., not 142 LATER SOLILOQUIES at random but in a fashion which moral optics can deter- mine, as it appears in one perspective or another ; for everything in nature is lyrical in its ideal essence, tragic in its fate, and comic in its existence.
Existence is indeed distinguishable from the platonic essences that are embodied in it precisely by being a conjunction of things mutually irrelevant, a chapter of accidents, a medley improvised here and now for no reason, to the exclusion of the myriad other farces which, so far as their ideal structure is concerned, might have been performed just as well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At bottom they are gratuitous, and might have been avoided if people had not pledged their hearts to things beyond their control and had not entrenched themselves in their illusions. At a sufficient remove every drama seems pathological and makes much ado about what to other people is nothing. We are interested in those vicissitudes, which we might have undergone if placed under the given circumstances ; but we are happy to have escaped them.
Thus the universe changes its hues Uke the chameleon..., not 142 LATER SOLILOQUIES at random but in a fashion which moral optics can deter- mine, as it appears in one perspective or another ; for everything in nature is lyrical in its ideal essence, tragic in its fate, and comic in its existence.
Existence is indeed distinguishable from the platonic essences that are embodied in it precisely by being a conjunction of things mutually irrelevant, a chapter of accidents, a medley improvised here and now for no reason, to the exclusion of the myriad other farces which, so far as their ideal structure is concerned, might have been performed just as well.
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