Solaris
Stanisław Lem’s Solaris, language and the void, and why contact might never mean mutual understanding.
Stanisław Lem’s Solaris, language and the void, and why contact might never mean mutual understanding.
Long-form essay on Camus’s The Fall—the same piece as under Reviews, listed here as an essay.
Long-form notes on Lecky’s moral history—the same piece as under Reviews, listed here as an essay.
Dostoyevsky’s underground man, Copernican shame, Darwin, the stone wall, and why consciousness without illusion slides toward spite and inertia.
History as moral narrative versus natural fractal systems—humanity as pattern, not protagonist.