Being Immortal
Is living forever something you would really, after some thought, want to do? In the jargon, is it choice-worthy?
Is living forever something you would really, after some thought, want to do? In the jargon, is it choice-worthy?
At what point does futurity and memory become uniquely human? To encapsulate immediacy of experience with a non-human sense of the past, present and future would be to define non-human consciousness.
The self-deconstruction of the Aeneid comes only from within the author. Is the creative process culturally chauvinistic? Do earlier iterations somehow become illegitimate with the 'nouveau'?