Er hatte erwartet, sich auf einer Bühne welterschütternder Abenteuer zu befinden, dessen Held er sein werde,
und sah mit einemmal einen betrunkenen jungen Mann auf einem leeren weiten Platz randalieren,
dem nur die
Steine antworteten …
-- Robert Musil, Der Mann ohne
Eigenschaften (vol. I: 1930)
“I am writing for only five people
at present.”
-- Sigmund Freud, 1914, quoted in Ernest
Jones, Freud: Years of Maturity (1955), p. 177
In the two years that this blog has been in existence, the
statistics have indicated a steady increase in audience. These were important, both for
general morale, and for indicated which essays evoked the most interest, thus
pointing the way towards further development.
It now appears that the bulk of the reported pageviews are bogus -- nuisance-bots. I have been speaking to a mostly empty
auditorium.
If I do occasionally post in the months to come, it will
largely be simply to organize my thoughts (the hyperlink and Label features
being quite useful in that regard), as well as for the benefit of any reader
who might happen to stroll by. But
there is little point laboring to feed a hunger that isn’t there.
If, by chance, you do happen to feel peckish, there is a wealth of fare to sample. One way in is via these topical indices:
http://worldofdrjustice.blogspot.com/search/label/index
Or check out some of my books:
http://www.linguasacrapublishing.com/justice.html
There is also our sister site,
http://murphybros.blogspot.com/
which is being newly updated in response to a recent surge in sales of these vernacular-but-philosophical detective stories.
Valete, quirites.
If, by chance, you do happen to feel peckish, there is a wealth of fare to sample. One way in is via these topical indices:
http://worldofdrjustice.blogspot.com/search/label/index
Or check out some of my books:
http://www.linguasacrapublishing.com/justice.html
There is also our sister site,
http://murphybros.blogspot.com/
which is being newly updated in response to a recent surge in sales of these vernacular-but-philosophical detective stories.
Valete, quirites.
~
[Update] According to the Blogger stats, WDJ has just passed the milestone of Fifty Thousand alltime pageviews.Picture yourself giving a series of Chatauqua-style lectures, with a cumulative audience of fifty thousand. -- Of course, we're talking about an audience most of whom walk out after a minute and a half on the site.
Only, in any event, according to Google Analytics, the bulk of these hits are bogus to begin with.
New site slogan:
~~ The World of Dr Justice ~~
~~ Serving the ex-Soviet Web-bot community since 2011 ~~
[Update] Example of a thematic index. Here, the selected quotation gives a sense of the flavor of the essay from which it is drawn.
O Tempora O Mores
The Duke University English Department has a lot to answer
for, having been instrumental in the deconstructionist desecration of
academia. The latest object to plop out of that orifice is reviewed
in this morning’s New York Times.
Warning ! The videos linked-to are rated NC-53
!! No-one under the age of 53 or so should watch them ! And
even these, only after making Confession…
In Breughel's Icarus, for instance: how everything turns
away
Quite leisurely from the disaster …
Tares planted in the Endarkenment (humorously known as the
Enlightenment) have sprouted to weeds that choke the vacant lots where atheists
briefly couple and depart -- unacquainted with Temptation, since now to desire is
incontinently to take; and unable to commit adultery, being after all strangers
to vows.
~
[Update 13 I 13]
Upon learning of the high percentage of Web-bot hits in the WDJ
Blogger pageview stats, I had resolved to post less frequently to my (it now
appears) little-read blog, and to read and think more deeply about lasting
things, before penning anything, rather than reacting incontinently to the
froth of the day’s headlines. Yet
the post-Modernist mindlessness of this morning’s NYTimes requires a rejoinder -- the very stones
cry out.
So now there is this :
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