Infantilisms

Exploring the tension between serious culture and the liberating force of passion, this work draws on the philosophies of Charles Fourier and William Blake. It champions the concept of "infantilism," where true creativity and joy emerge from a childlike spirit, resisting oppressive societal norms. The narrative critiques the somber nature of conventional literature, advocating for a poetic engagement with life that embraces tenderness and playfulness. Ultimately, it invites readers to abandon passive observation and participate in the joyful chaos of existence.