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James Arthur's avatar

Thank you for this. So, what of Tolkien, whose avowed purpose in writing The Lord of the Rings was the “creation” of a myth for Britain?

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Rose Sybil's avatar

I love Tolkien. I see his writing as divinely inspired. He was a creative genius and his writing a reflection of his own soul.

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Maxence Smaniotto's avatar

I like it. Is, today, very important to talk about myth and what it want to teach to us. As said Karoly Kereniy, is it possible to understand what a myth is and what it means for a modern human being ? Hard question... but I believe that is the only way to not only survive, but specially live in the Age of Iron.

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Mimi's avatar

I saw the word “simulacrum” (yet once again)…rolled my eyes, chuckled and didn’t even bother to read this author’s habitual pablum further.

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Rose Sybil's avatar

Ah yes, I forgot you exist. how amusing it is that you believe your thoughts hold any weight in my world.

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Mimi's avatar

Pay attention. I will make you a better writer.

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Mimi's avatar

🤣

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