19 Sep 2005
Wojtyla, The Jeweller's Shop
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/mt/mt-tb.cgi/3555
Excerpt: Wojtyla, The Jeweller's Shop -- Drama as Literature (EL 250)...
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Excerpt: Wojtyla, The Jeweller's Shop -- Drama as Literature (EL 250) "The thing is not to go away, and wander for days, months, even years -- the thing is to return and in the old place to find oneself." The jeweller's...
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Excerpt: Teresa But one day he [Adam] said: 'I am here, I suppose, to take up every man's future fate, because his previous fate also had its roots in me.' I did not understand these words at all, but I know...
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Where can we find this story? I looked in our books and I could not find it.
Posted by: Denamarie at September 15, 2005 06:01 PMWe'll talk about that in class today.
Posted by: Dennis G. Jerz at September 16, 2005 07:47 AMHey guys, check out my blog http://blogs.setonhill.edu/KatieAikins/
Posted by: Katie Aikins at September 18, 2005 08:40 PMI'm not sure why my MT quickpost button isn't working so I'll just post my blog here.
ADAM:
Sometimes human life seems too short for love. At other times it is, however, the other way round: human love seems too short in relation to existance - or rather too trivial.
I feel that Adam says it all right here. The whole play revovles around whether or not love is the most important thing, how to keep love once you have it, or how do you ensure that love will never leave you. In this line, however, none of that matters. Human exsistance is the one constant that doesn't matter who is in love or who is not. This makes life seem so simple.
Posted by: Andy LoNigro at September 18, 2005 10:42 PMAndy, that was my favorite line in the whole play! And you're right, it is so true!
Posted by: Lorin Schumacher at September 19, 2005 12:32 AM
