From: Elizaphanian (Elizaphanian@members.v21.co.uk)
Date: Sat Nov 09 2002 - 18:58:35 GMT
Hello Steve,
Question in Lila's Child: Why did Pirsig write Lila?
Pirsig's response: To explain why people differed about what has quality.
In other words, it's not resolved in ZMM. I think the answer given in Lila
is that people give different answers according to where they are on the
scale of values (so Lila is intellectually nowhere etc). I don't think
Pirsig recognises an 'absolute good', unless it is pure DQ.
Sam
www.elizaphanian.v-2-1.net/home.html
> Platt and all,
>
> What is the resolution in ZAMM of the issue of why different papers get
> different grades when graded by different professors? How is this
relative
> evaluation reconciled with absolute good in the moq? Are some of the
> professors simply wrong while another is right about the paper's worth?
Or
> does each professor have a different experience of the same paper?
>
> Steve
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