are we meant to take Dillard’s rejection of self-consciousness as part of her environmental and theological program in the work as a whole?

-Required textbook:Annie Dillard, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek.
-Topic based on the required textbook“Self-consciousness is the curse of the city and all that
sophistication implies,” Dillard claims in Pilgrim at Tinker Creek. Yet as a book bracketed by her remembrance of her bloody old Tom Cat, it arguably never escapes being rooted in self-consciousness. How, then, are we meant to take
Dillard’s rejection of self-consciousness as part of her environmental and theological program in the work as a whole?
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