Vera Janacopoulos, by Jan Engelman (1932)

One great thing about AI is that I can now share with my anglophone colleagues my favorite Dutch-language poems. Here is Herman Gorter, the poet of light and silence. Marvelous Dutch stylist.

Night walk in China. Parks are magical here.

Reading Kuttner's Fury, a strangely prescient (although I hope not too much) novel from the 1950s.

First publication in a philosophy journal and first publication on the new space project! If you're interested in Zen in space or in the Three Body problem, check it out. If you don't have access, PM me for pdf! brill.com/.../jour.../...

Join us at CC6D for a discussion of translation across different religions! #sblaar24

For those of you at #aarsbl24, please consider attending the panel I'm doing today. I'll be presenting on The Expanse and Mystical visions in Outer Space

Love it! Looks easy but could be used in classes introducing religion.

Full house for the first panel of the science fiction unit on teaching religion through science fiction!

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So I'm preparing for a conference talk on the modern Buddhist thinker Alan Watts, who I've been occupied with lately. Watts outlines 4 ways of thinking about the cosmos, 2 not great, 2 better.