My bookshelf
Dec. 30th, 2003 08:35 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
novapsyche. . . is pretty slight right now. I haven't made much time for reading in the last four or six months.
I've picked up Omens of Millennium again. I keep skipping around. Maybe next year I'll read it from beginning to end. But there are parts that I definitely want to get to, and some parts (like the portions about Freud's dream analysis) just aren't that gripping.
I've flipped through New Poems by Rilke. It's nice that the translation I have has the original German on the opposite page. It helps me to see the technical skill that Rilke had. I wish I could read German!
Hmm. Not much else. And I have lots of books to choose from.
But let me say that Omens of Millennium is great and I would recommend it to anyone who's interested in contemporary Gnostic thought. ("Contemporary Gnosticism" is almost an oxymoron, I know.)
I've picked up Omens of Millennium again. I keep skipping around. Maybe next year I'll read it from beginning to end. But there are parts that I definitely want to get to, and some parts (like the portions about Freud's dream analysis) just aren't that gripping.
I've flipped through New Poems by Rilke. It's nice that the translation I have has the original German on the opposite page. It helps me to see the technical skill that Rilke had. I wish I could read German!
Hmm. Not much else. And I have lots of books to choose from.
But let me say that Omens of Millennium is great and I would recommend it to anyone who's interested in contemporary Gnostic thought. ("Contemporary Gnosticism" is almost an oxymoron, I know.)