ablerism
ablerism

The big path and the small path: sarahendren.com/2024/10/1…

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tinyroofnail
tinyroofnail

@ablerism Wow. On the upbeat, if we get to say Wendell Berry wins, I’ll be very happy. In terms of the long defeat, I can live with being one of the “partisans of the small path.”

I would love to hear more about the “pull” vs. “push.”

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ablerism
ablerism

@tinyroofnail Yes, Berry! And it does feel upbeat, actually (as Hine says, “when your eyes adjust,” etc). Will write more about it all eventually. Happy Friday.

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jabel
jabel

@JohnBrady @ablerism It's definitely worth reading.

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ablerism

@jabel @JohnBrady Agree! I went to hear Hine in conversation with Lewis Hyde and @matthewbattles recently. I was sure I knew what I’d hear, but I really, really didn’t.

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dwalbert
dwalbert

@ablerism "those of us who are partisans of the small path will find ourselves in a strange position" — I've been there! But then I am contrary by nature. I ordered the book, as I'm interested to see how he frames his arguments and solutions. Thanks for the suggestion!

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ablerism
ablerism

@dwalbert I'll be curious to hear your thoughts!

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jabel
jabel

@JohnBrady Let us know what you think!

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@jabel @JohnBrady Ditto. The bookshop in Brunswick was kind of thrilled and surprised that Hine’s book had flown completely under their radar, especially after reading the endorsements.

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ablerism
ablerism

@JohnBrady Oh yes, totally the Gandalf Option!

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