#WordWeavers 7/23 Philosophy in your writing?
Taliesin is set in a interesting time when history was transitioning from the oral traditions of bards to the written pages of Christian scribes. I explored that change in B1 by writing a debate between two characters. Young and cocky Tudno argues that the written word is superior while Bryn, the older bard, says that written knowledge becomes dry and loses the emotional vitality of live story-telling.
Personally, I agree with both of them.
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2024-07-23 12:25:35
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