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Question: is parenthood so transformative because it reliably evokes a true and deep awe? An awe that may have been slumbering for years/decades, or only ever emerged momentarily since childhood.

Reading Dostoyevsky Reads Hegel in Siberia… and an essay explores a child’s experience of fear (in contrast to the word-mitigated fear of adults).

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Reading Dostoyevsky Reads Hegel in Siberia… and an essay explores a child’s experience of fear (in contrast to the word-mitigated fear of adults).
https://yalebooks.yale.edu/9780300258455/dostoyevsky-reads-hegel-in-siberia-and-bursts-into-tears

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Not entirely sure of JB’s schtick but suspect he and the author of the text tread similar ground—religion, contemporary meaning and so on. But the author seems way less inflammatory.