LITERARY ALTERNATIVES
1. Since the field of literature is broadly
divisible between poetry, drama, fiction, and philosophy, one should
distinguish the noumenal objectivity of poetry from
the noumenal subjectivity of philosophy, and each of
these from the phenomenal disciplines 'down below' of drama and fiction - the
former objective and the latter subjective.
2. Thus literature provides us with a
gender-based distinction between the objectivity of poetry and drama on the one
hand, and the subjectivity of fiction and philosophy on the other hand - the
former disciplines broadly female and the latter ones no less broadly male.
3. Since literature is divisible between the devility (superfeminine to subfeminine) of poetry and the divinity (submasculine to supermasculine)
of philosophy on the noumenal planes of space and
time, it is therefore divisible between the metachemical
libertarianism of space-time devolution and the metaphysical conservatism of
time-space evolution, as between materialism and/or fundamentalism on the one
hand, and idealism and/or transcendentalism on the other - negative and
positive approaches, respectively, to ultra-libertarianism and
ultra-conservatism.
4. Since literature is also divisible between
the femininity (upper feminine to lower feminine) of drama and the masculinity
(lower masculine to upper masculine) of fiction on the phenomenal planes of
volume and mass, it is therefore divisible between the chemical libertarianism
of volume-mass devolution and the physical conservatism of mass-volume
evolution, as between realism and/or nonconformism on
the one hand, and naturalism and/or humanism on the other - negative and
positive approaches, respectively, to libertarianism and conservatism.
5. Thus as the literary discipline primarily
conceived, when true to itself, within the space-time axis of metachemical libertarianism, poetry is the verbal vehicle
for the expression of either ugliness and hatred (negative) or beauty and love
(positive) - the former arguably antipoetic in its materialistic primacy and
the latter alone fully poetic in relation to fundamentalist supremacy.
6. As the literary discipline primarily
conceived, when true to itself, within the volume-mass axis of chemical
libertarianism, drama is the verbal vehicle for the compression of either weakness
and humility (negative) or strength and pride (positive) - the former arguably antidramatic in its realistic primacy and the latter alone
fully dramatic in relation to nonconformist supremacy.
7. Conversely, as the literary discipline
primarily conceived, when true to itself, within the mass-volume axis of
physical conservatism, fiction is the verbal vehicle for the depression of
either ignorance and pain (negative) or knowledge and pleasure (positive) - the
former arguably antifictional in its naturalistic
primacy and the latter alone fully fictional in relation to humanist supremacy.
8. Finally, as the literary discipline primarily
conceived, when true to itself, within the time-space axis of metaphysical
conservatism, philosophy is the verbal vehicle for the impression of either
falsity and woe (negative) or truth and joy (positive) - the former arguably antiphilosophic in its idealistic primacy and the latter
alone fully philosophic in relation to transcendentalist supremacy.
9. To contrast the ultra-libertarianism of
ugliness and hatred and/or beauty and love with the ultra-conservatism of
falsity and woe and/or truth and joy, as one would contrast poetry with
philosophy either in primal or supreme, negative or positive, manifestations.
10. To contrast the libertarianism of weakness and
humility and/or strength and pride with the conservatism of ignorance and pain
and/or knowledge and pleasure, as one would contrast drama with fiction either
in primal or supreme, negative or positive, manifestations.
11. Poetry and drama devolve from sensuality to
sensibility in space-time metachemistry and
volume-mass chemistry, whereas fiction and philosophy evolve from sensuality to
sensibility in mass-volume physics and time-space metaphysics.
12. Just as the libertarian person is left-wing,
so poets and dramatists, when true to their vocations, are left-wing literary
artists - the former extreme left wing in relation to metachemical
libertarianism and the latter moderate left wing in relation to chemical libertarianism.
13. Just as the conservative person is right-wing,
so novelists and philosophers, when true to their vocations, are right-wing
literary artists - the former moderate right wing in relation to physical conservatism
and the latter extreme right wing in relation to metaphysical conservatism.
14. Thus do man and God, masculinity (lower to
higher) and divinity (submasculinity to supermasculinity), struggle against woman and the Devil,
femininity (higher to lower) and devility (superfemininity to subfemininity),
as novelists and philosophers against dramatists and poets, for the cause of
conservatism as against libertarianism, and thus for the possibility of a
sensible hegemony.
15. For life is fundamentally a gender-struggle,
after all, between objectivity and subjectivity, female and male, and whether
sensuality dominates sensibility or sensibility transcends sensuality ... will
depend on the degree to which, in primacy or supremacy, libertarianism is in the
ascendant over conservatism or, conversely, conservatism becomes ascendant over
libertarianism.
16. For in sensuality libertarianism is ascendant
over conservatism, whether in primal or supreme modes, whereas in sensibility,
by contrast, conservatism is ascendant over libertarianism, and thus
masculinity and/or divinity, depending on the context, becomes ascendant over
femininity and/or devility, as, in literary terms,
fiction and/or philosophy over drama and/or poetry.