Six Feet Under
What is life?
Codes and myths, narratives and icons, rituals and representations.
What is life?
"Charlotte approaches her investigations not only rationally, but with empathy and emotion."
Call this sort of thing: narrative kintsugi — i.e., breaking, then making visible repairs to one's story.
"The semiosphere seductively lurks just out of our reach."
How to marshal myth, meaning, and embodied imagination…
"The mind’s eye and the reasoning faculty hovering dually at all times…"
"The themes we find can feel fleeting and unsteady — until we name them."
"Cooking is not an exact science." Neither is semiotics.
Rejecting the norms and forms that other (non-British) technology makers take for granted.
Britain’s best and brightest are warped — in fascinating ways.
She has no way of knowing how she knows.
A natural, organic, "earned" cosmopolitanism.
Silliness as social commentary.
"Each new clue twists and turns Talbot’s perspective… and ours too."