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An interesting lecture by Paul Wienpahl (abridged)
The opening paragraph sets the tone …

THE following remarks, which I have with misgivings called “philosophical” reflections, will appear disconnected. They will not flow from one another as sentences in rational discourse should. This is because the connections between the reflections are not of the sort which are called logical. Were I a poet, that which I have written would not need justification. For the poet is expected to be interested by other connections than the logical, and even to ignore altogether connections and relations between things. He is concerned with particular things.

http://www.manasjournal.org/pdf_library/VolumeIX_1956/IX-24.pdf