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	pluralism of a garden party gary e. davis	June 19, 2026

A group of voices (that sense of ‘party’) usually intends to be a fruitful engagement without becoming largely fun. Creative play with a group of texts can be fun without loss of scholarly integrity. A conceptual resort can garden ideas carefully while also being scholarly fun. Ordinarily, though, themic pluralism is likely shallow; gardening that is likely casual; and a party of persons is likely boring. So, with all due respect for joys of casual life, I tend to resort to my own parties.

1	Oh, yes: sing and play!

2	salon of the night

3	appealing promise of idealized comprehension

4	creative thinking beyond scholarship

5	gardening all along

6	passionate minds

7	gardening as cultivating

 

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