"...the
primary function of written communication
is
to facilitate slavery."
---Levi-Strauss
The question of origins I abandon; if poesy once
anteceded polis (as I still somewhat suspect), it does no longer. My question,
as it were, is then how the poet and the sovereign relate. Are they identical?
as Shelley defended; or are they antithetical? as in Plato. Or, as Shelley was
also a major Platonist (and as Levi-Strauss would further suggest), does not
their antithesis only cloak their identity? And perhaps their identity cloak
their antithesis, as such, as well? I never know, thus am always forced to
uphold a multitude of logically inconsistent ideas.
Are you trying to enslave us?
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