A.S. Byatt:
"I think about how much thinner literary characters have got since the disappearance of Christianity."
Hmm.
1. When did that happen?
2. There are many great literary characters of whom I can't say I ever considered religion to be the driving force.
3. What does that say about her own characters?
"Without religion we've been reduced to sex and death." And that's bad?
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I'm with you...
Without metaphysics, we're reduced to literary criticism. That's not a bad thing, imho.
i mean that we're reduced to commenting on how people present ideas in written form as opposed to attacking the arguments from any absolute.
i'm driving at something here, be patient...
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