Would the fullness of civilization(whatever that means) bring the zenith of universal neurosis as Freud decided?
Neandertals did not paint their caves with the images of animals. But perhaps they had no need to distill life into representations, because its essences were already revealed to their senses. The sight of a running herd was enough to inspire a surging sense of beauty. They had no drums or bone flutes, but they could listen to the booming rhythms of the wind, the earth, and each other’s heartbeats, and be transported.
- James Shreeve
jueves, 17 de septiembre de 2009
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