Education is the point where we decide if we love the world enough to assume responsibility for it and, at the same time, save it from the inevitable ruin, except through renewal, except from what comes anew from the youth. Education is also where we decide if we love our children enough not to expel them from our world and leave them victims to their own devices, nor waste their chance to achieve something new, something unexpected, but prepare them for the mission of renewing our common world.
Hannah Arendt, Between Past and Future

I'm talking about the law now. I understand that point where bodies imprisoned in cages become ontology, and where structures of cruelty, power, and war become ontology. The counterpart is what I believe in, rebuilding the phenomenology of perception not according to the machine but more now according to imagination to fix it more than ever.
Lawrence Joseph, "Between Parentheses" ISBN 9789923152850 weight 1.000 size 17×24 paper White pages 360 year 2026 type Hardcover