A Defense of Tolstoy & the Individual Thinker: A Reply to Clay Shirky
I want to respond to Clay Shirky. I've read
War and Peace twice. It's one of my very favorite novels, and I
love it---it's enormously interesting. In Clay's view, it seems, the new speed and deeply social nature of intellectual discourse means that, soon, the only relevant discourse will occur in blog- or Twitter-sized chunks. Is this the hip "upstart literature," proudly "diverse, contemporary, and vulgar," that is now "the new high culture"?
If so, God help us.
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