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This is a beautiful essay, thank you. What is the literal meaning of "a diversion of the field"? Is "diversion" used in the sense of "that which diverts, and
by tobinfricke 12y ago
This is a beautiful essay, thank you.
What is the literal meaning of "a diversion of the field"? Is "diversion" used in the sense of "that which diverts, and makes mirth; pastime; amusement", and "of the field" in the sense of "pertaining to a large grassy open area where one might kick a ball around"? If so, it seems a bit of a stretch to apply the phrase to an activity that takes place on water. (Though Webster does also give a broader meaning for field: "An unresticted or favorable opportunity for action, operation, or achievement; province; room.")