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: Althouse"I share Ann's affection for bloggers who are trying to observe and understand what they are writing about..."
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Writes Jim Lindgren, commenting on my comment on Rush Limbaugh. (Ha ha.) He contrasts this trying to observe and understand what they are writing about ? I would say thinking by writing ?to "always writing op-eds with a thesis they are trying to prove" and is nice enough to say this is "one reason that I enjoy reading her blog." But he concludes:Unfortunately, I find that many blog readers prefer strongly thesis-driven posts, which they can either echo or attack point by point.Many... perhaps. But the best blog readers ? and radio listeners ? are the ones who want to experience thinking in real time.
Jim seems to be complimenting and critiquing me simultaneously. But I detect some wistfulness, some request for permission to cast aside those strongly thesis-driven posts ? to live freely in writing.
Full post as published by Althouse on July 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
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