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The Inner Mindscape Considered

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The Inner Mindscape Considered Further. What kind of inner mindscape are we priming, in our Dylan-Thomas-like agency (‘the force that through the green fields drives the flower...’)? Are we building a ‘student-internal-mind’ full of sharp edges; intersections, ‘cuttings and embankments’ in the delectable off-key English of the Sri Lankan cultural commentator Ranjith Disanayake; glass buildings you can cut yourself on – like those in the City of London? – all tyrannical signage and pervasive video surveillance?

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The Inner Mindscape Considered Further. What kind of inner mindscape are we priming, in our Dylan-Thomas-like agency (‘the force that through the green fields drives the flower...’)? Are we building a ‘student-internal-mind’ full of sharp edges; intersections, ‘cuttings and embankments’ in the delectable off-key English of the Sri Lankan cultural commentator Ranjith Disanayake; glass buildings you can cut yourself on – like those in the City of London? – all tyrannical signage and pervasive video surveillance?

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The Inner Considered . What kind of inner are we , in our Dylan - - like ( ? the that through the fields the . . . ' ) ? Are we a ? student - - full of ; intersections , ? cuttings and in the delectable off - key of the Sri cultural commentator Disanayake ; buildings you can yourself on ? like those in the of ? ? all tyrannical and video ?

 
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