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divarication

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di·var·i·ca·tion (d-vr-kshn, d-)
n.
See diastasis.


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I would like to share my ruminations on how the body can inform experiences of teaching and learning when the divarication of mind and body are reunited.
Novelistic consistency in point-of-view is abandoned in favor of a modernistic divarication of vision, a kind of Cubist jumbling.
My divarication (to divaricate: botanically, to branch at a wide angle) illustrates one of the pleasing results of reading Deen's essays, in which the matter - annuals, rocks, sandy soil, old closets, indoor and outdoor tasks, mulch, edges, a terrarium, water - prompts trains of thought which reseed, won't be dislodged, yield trash and treasures, and appear in surprising company, like the willful plants in Deen's garden.
 
 
 
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