Hi, this is Mark Linson-Mire, which I'm about to hear as a short preview of a new bonus

product, a close reading, or my section of Constant Critique of Judgment, beyond what

we just covered in the recent episode, this time covering the sublime.

A full file features me and Wes Alwyn, and runs an hour and twenty minutes.

A close reading is just that.

We read a particularly difficult text, sentence by sentence, and discuss what each sentence

means.

This is a great way to learn the terminology of a very difficult thinker, and if you're

new to philosophy, a demonstration of strategies for figuring out any difficult text.

We're not presenting this as if we were experts, as if we were conch scholars, that's not

the point.

The point is to allow you to share in this experience of discovering the ins and outs of a difficult

text.

To hear the full discussion, you can go to parsleyexaminedlife.com slash store and purchase it very cheaply

as a one-off product, or you can get it plus all the other bonus content we've ever created

by becoming a PEL citizen.

You can do that for just five dollars, get a heap of content, if you don't unsubscribe

immediately, and stay a member for another five dollars a month or pay fifty dollars

for the year, and you'll get all of our future offerings like this as well, and we do have

more of these close readings planned.

You can also do a search for this product on the iTunes store.

Also, the latter pleasure, that is sublimity, is very different in kind from the former,

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