PinnedJames Lewis HussMysticism at Sea: The Mystery of the Ancient MarinerThe first generation of Romantic poets — the Williams, Blake and Wordsworth, and the protagonist of this analysis, Samuel Taylor Coleridge…Mar 15, 20191Mar 15, 20191
PinnedJames Lewis HussRhetoric and Consciousness in Plato’s PhaedrusPlato was a mystic. The moniker itself reveals little; however, this mystic’s words, when deciphered through the appropriate mystical…Mar 15, 20193Mar 15, 20193
PinnedJames Lewis HussBrujaja: Folklore and Commercialism in the Witches’ Market of La PazIglesia San Francisco, the ancient Catholic cathedral of central La Paz, Bolivia, daily draws large crowds to its stone-carved steps and…Mar 15, 2019Mar 15, 2019
PinnedJames Lewis HussThe American Firearm Fetish: Worshipping at the Altar of the GunIn the center of New Zealand’s South Island rests the world’s largest dark sky reserve, a place where one can gaze into the heavens and…Mar 19, 2019Mar 19, 2019
PinnedJames Lewis HussBicamerality and Hallucination in Shakespearean DramaIndecision. It plagues Prince Hamlet, and it baffles both his audience and Shakespeare’s critics. There are numerous theories to explain…Mar 15, 20191Mar 15, 20191
James Lewis HussinPoesy and HeresyMemory/MiserySomewhere there’s a line Between memory And miseryJun 3, 2019Jun 3, 2019
James Lewis HussinPoesy and HeresyThe HoursJust need to get From sunrise to sunset Lay down my head Lie like the dead Have dreams in that bed Where she once slept Pretend that…Jun 2, 2019Jun 2, 2019
James Lewis HussinPoesy and HeresyShellI’m just a crabby hermit hull Without the crab that made it whole.Jun 2, 2019Jun 2, 2019
James Lewis HussinPoesy and HeresySuffering StanzasEvery day I create A new figure to convey The pain of The angst of The loss of my loveJun 1, 2019Jun 1, 2019