At one point in my life, I learned how to think. I used to know how to feel. In war, these are lessons best forgotten.
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In the narrative of "A Tale for the Time Being" by Ruth Ozeki, a significant transformation occurs within the protagonist's understanding of emotions and intellect. The character reflects on a crucial life lesson about the distinctions between thinking and feeling. This introspection reveals the deep complexities of human experience amidst the backdrop of conflict and turmoil.
Ozeki emphasizes that in times of war, the clarity of thought often overshadows the sensitivity...
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