Inspired and brought to life through the imaginings of one Samir Samson, these reviews embody the character, virtuous and otherwise, of a lover of literature, life and the hell all around us. The struggle is all around us, will you turn to the classics? We hope so!
Doot Da Do, Look! reminds us that education begins in observation, understanding begins in recognition, and philosophy itself begins in wonder. Plato might have called this the first movement of paideia, guided throughout by thaumazein, the wonder from which all genuine learning grows.
The one thing that I absolutely love about reading Shakespeare (which is something that I am going to start making a habit of doing more often, especially after finishing this), aside from the insanely quotable dialogue...
