Weave the wind

Stephen's thought in Telemachus about heretic mockers, "The void awaits surely all them that weave the wind," itself weaves a web of possible intertextual and intratextual echoes. The focus seems to be on theology and similar intellectual systems, and the essential idea seems to be that thinkers must build on solid ground or risk being negligible. Stephen returns to the image twice in Nestor, and it seems to still be lurking in his thoughts in Scylla and Charybdis.

John Hunt 2023

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