The Questions of English Literature Sow the Seed in the Word

"The Questions of English Literature Sow the Seed in the Word"

by ben yosaf aperitif

In my interpretive engagement and close reads of English literature, I carry to the end of the line the logic of the questions raised in great literature, pondering deeper understandings of those mysteries of human action and contemplation;

In my deep study throughout the world history of the central question regarding meaning and the other big questions that philosophy aims to uncover answers in its pondering and illumination of which it raises responses and offers understandings of truth in light of-- in this disciplinary and arduous study I discover the truths that I seek, the truths to those questions that great English literature unlocks in us and shines light regarding the great complexity and puzzling nature of experience, for instance, through our contemplation of the exposition, description, conflict, and actions by which the author provides enjoyment through his creation of the artwork he places in the world that we take up and engage with in our suspense of disbelief bringing about our delight in its beauty and shining light toward our ethical framework, as Tolstoy comments the greatest artwork does best, which he also asserts is Christian in nature, the artwork placed before us in our lifeworld in which we observe and analyze the author's literary techniques in character development and by our bright and smart responses of such we view meaningful truths and come to meaningful frameworks to carry out systemic modes of inquiring regarding the meaning of and attunement to the universality of the human condition, shining even greater truths by raising its great questions which we engage with through philosophical discourse, meaning, and truth to find more of our answers.  I have found a lot of answers and seen much in sharp perception of that which constitutes 'the good life,' the life one can be sure of, the life one can be happy about and live in happiness and fulfillment in, through this interchange through which English literature views world philosophy and vice versa;

In my carrying out of this deep interlocution of questions and the truths we come to and the answers we find that I have characterized in the intersection of English literature and world philosophy, I continually probe and engage by the 'truths,' in every sense of the word, that are shown, provided a framework by which in deep probing of the full picture of reality (reality being 'everything,' in every sense of the word), in which I come to the appreciation, understanding, and lived framework that responds in my condition as someone who carries out through my lived actions the Stewardship of He who is Being, the truths that are taught in the high-mindedness and noble disciplinary framework by which theology provides us with meaning of and its canonical understanding in its entreaty to good action through the true conviction in such infinite ways to live in light of that central lived experience of humankind in remarks and the likeness of humankind has enacted its greatest, most enduring, and created its most beautiful works of art.  Through the great deepness into my understanding I see lived experience and the human family's shared framework by which it is unfolding in time and space and in its endurance and perseverance limitations and greatness as called to the human condition, I can see through this a greater and greater personhood in the one true God that theology shed lights regarding the character, attributes, will, ways, and hand of action on our Awesome Earth.

Then, in light of the vivacious, wonderful complimentary culture and customs Eastern ways show, in my time mostly in the Western world, I engage this wholeness of understanding in the intuitive, reverence that is taught in ancient unto the contemporary time in Eastern thought, and in this divine state, I travel all the world's oceans and lands.

- ben yosaf aperitif