Monday, February 20, 2012

Trickster chapter 3

Page 63; "if the trickster were free of all appetite, he would no longer be trickster"
P. 65; "nothing is significant until it's portable".
P69; Wherever travelers carry stories from place to place, there will be re imaginings, translations, appropriation, and impurities".
P.72; "his (Krishna's) lies subvert what seemed so clear a truth just moments ago".
P. 75-76; inventor of language
P77; "Truth are illusions about which it has been forgotten that they are illusions" (Nietzsche.
P. 78 (a trickster) "can debunk an illusion.

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