From the Bookshelf: Parker Palmer, The Active Life
We might speak of contemplation-and-action, letting the hyphens suggest what our language obscures: that the one cannot exist without the other.
We might speak of contemplation-and-action, letting the hyphens suggest what our language obscures: that the one cannot exist without the other.
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