The English language has been largely eviscerated of interiority. Or, to put it another more startling way, we moderns have been largely eviscerated of interiority– cut off from our roots, traumatized into numbness, forbidden public mourning. The price that we have paid for being colonized by Imperial forces, including the nominally democratic, is conta…
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