Not exact matches
Owen Barfield is a British literary theorist and philologist who has extrapolated from Goethe, Coleridge, Wilhelm von Humboldt, and Friedrich Max Muller in order to argue that
language is basically and naturally metaphorical.8 Reasoning from this thesis, Barfield has also had some
provocative things to say
about the evolution of consciousness.9
Here is an interesting and
provocative quote by Matthew Remski from his blog post
about Krishnamacharya / Desikachar lineage: «Things might be simpler if we just ditched the
language of lineage altogether.
Quentin Tarantino's darkly funny western
about a freed slave turned bounty hunter won the Best Original Screenplay award, despite the controversy surrounding its use of racially
provocative language.
I've long intended writing a piece with the
provocative title of «the Nazi Thing» on the puzzling question of what it is
about the climate debate which makes people on both sides resort to using
language like «denier,» «death trains» on the one hand, and «eco-fascism» on the other, when it's so obviously counterproductive.