[ilds] Selected Fictions
Bruce Redwine
bredwine1968 at earthlink.net
Sat Oct 3 16:07:30 PDT 2009
I opt for question two and answer in the affirmative. We do have a
"central core of self." And that answer Durrell himself gives. A
deathbed conversion? Read one of his last poems, "Le cercle
refermé." I hear one voice, not multiple, from the beginning of his
life in India to the end in Provence:
With lunar leanings, I was crafty in loving,
Or jaunty as a god of the bullfrogs,
The uncanny promptings of the human I.
Bruce
On Oct 3, 2009, at 3:50 PM, Godshalk, William (godshawl) wrote:
> Because we do diverse things with our bodies and mind, are we
> different selves when we do different things? Or do we have a
> central core of self that was there when we were born and will be
> there as we die?
>
> Bill
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