Donald Revell

Living in Language

Arts & Literature

“In "What Calls for Thinking," Martin Heidegger avows that mythos and logos "become separated and opposed only at the point where neither can keep to its pristine essence." It is the heartening accomplishment of Bosworth's beautiful essays to advocate successfully for the pristine and for the essential in human tellings. Those canons which culminate in ourselves, whether we honor them or not, forecast the future life of our words and of the myths we might yet make of them. There is more than reassurance in these essays. There is a thrill of futurity.”