The Sublime, The Silly, & Celebrating Seasons | Learning in Public 14

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~About this Episode~

On how seasons change our moods and states,

the role of the serious and the silly meeting in our daily lives, celebrations, and art,

and more.

 

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Some approximate time stamps for topics from this episode:

33:00

somehow finding positive experience in Christmas mall displays.

Having critiques of modernity but not living in them.

 

57:00

modern world infantilizes people yet also engenders a joylessness. 

 

1:08:00

the separate times for the sacred and the silly 

 

1:17:00

the lens dilation metaphor, life as both comedy and tragedy, the “yes” to life 

 

1:23:00

Thoreau and the happy lumberjack, similarity between simpleton and sage but difference is the journey between, arc of experience makes the difference. 

 

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