In other words, I was looking for some understanding of literature as an essentially spiritual vocation—and Bloom was the perfect priest for this. He was like some dedicated monk or Kabbalist of the Middle Ages, scribbling away at his sacred commentaries and apologia, while the rest of the world got on with the bloody business of forgetting. He taught a way of thinking about cognition and memory that involved arguing for, preserving and above all loving the products of that long tradition of Western literature. For Bloom, the tremulous, inward-facing Western self—however anxious and depressive it had made us—was a beautiful wound. It required constant healing and nourishing, which only intense, solitary reading could yield.
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