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Hey, this is the partially examined life episode 320.

Part 3, pare down to me and Wes here.

We're actually going to talk in two days about the brother august Wilhelm Schlägel.

So having that insight from that much clearer writer is I think pretty good to spend a little

more time with Friedrich Schlägel.

Did you share Seth's feeling that the fragments were actually the most entertaining part of

this?

No, Nietzsche does this very well with fragments really, but little aphorisms.

Sure, it's the same thing.

But I think it's hard to pull off.

There's some good stuff in here, but in general, I prefer expository writing.

It's against the romantic spirit to do expository writing.

All right.

Well, let's look at the first fragment.

They provide a very concise collection of fragments.

And of those I have picked out in my notes and even smaller subsets.

So it's not like we're reading all of them here, but I did have a note on number one.

Many are called artists who actually natures works of art.

We're playing Jappertey now.

I'll take fragment one for 200.

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