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A map can tell me how to find a place I have not seen but have often imagined. When I get there, following the map faithfully, the place is not the place of my imagination. Maps, growing ever more real, are much less true.

And now, swarming over the earth with our tiny insect bodies and putting up flags and houses, it seems that all of the journeys are done.

Not so. Fold up the maps and put away the globe. If someone else has charted it, let them. Start another drawing with whales at the bottom and cormorants at the top, and in between identify, if you can, the places you have not found yet on those other maps, the connections obvious only to you. Round and flat, only a very little has been discovered. (Jeanette Winterson, Sexing the Cherry, p. 88)

Fall 2004
MWF 9:35-10:30
OG1 Room B
(south of the Physics Building, between Archbold Gym and the Science Library)

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