From: Matt the Enraged Endorphin (mpkundert@students.wisc.edu)
Date: Sun Jan 05 2003 - 21:05:14 GMT
All, GJ,
That's a good idea, and to show what a good, sharing sport I am, I'll also
add on my own index for Lila. This index is really old, though, made
before I really knew what was going on in Lila, so it can probably be revised.
English (paperback version) Dutch version
(first print 1991) chapter 1 3
9
chapter 2 21 25
chapter 3 33 36
chapter 4 55 56
chapter 5 66 66
chapter 6 78 77
chapter 7 94 91
chapter 8 112 108
chapter 9 123 118
chapter 10 141 135
chapter 11 157 149
chapter 12 172 163
chapter 13 182 173
chapter 14 191 182
chapter 15 222 210
chapter 16 237 223
chapter 17 243 228
chapter 18 264 248
chapter 19 278 260
chapter 20 285 266
chapter 21 297 278
chapter 22 308 289
chapter 23 325 305
chapter 24 341 319
chapter 25 360 338
chapter 26 370 347
chapter 27 391 368
chapter 28 397 373
chapter 29 404 380
chapter 30 420 395
chapter 31 444 418
chapter 32 452 425
Remember, this is old. In some ways, I don't even know what the index
names even refer to anymore.
24-32 structure
35-41 anthropology, peyote
43-54 ceremony
58-65 cultural immune system
71-76 foundation
87-93 Rigel's objection
108-111 Victorians
112-122 subjects and objects
118 science
119 causation
120 substance
123-126 first division
126-132 Brujo
131-135 Dynamic Good
136-140 DG, "Birth"
160-166 evolution
167-171 carbon
172-176 four systems
177-179 mind/matter
179-181 free will v. determinism
182-190 morality
228-232 sex
248-252 the Giant
253-254 socialism
254-257 simultaneous DG and static G
290-296 celebrity
302-307 Victorian Gulf
308-317 intellectualism
317-321 indians
321-324 consequences
341-345 moral codes
346-349 Hippies
349-351 the Fall
351-354 confusion
354-358 culture
370-373 philosophology
373-375 William James
375-384 insanity
385-390 filter/illumination
407-409 sanity
410-411 contrarian
415-419 James
416 pragmatism
417 radical empiricism
425-431 religious mysticism
432-434 arete
434-441 rta
438-441 dharma
454-457 karma
Like any index, it starts to structure how you think of a book if you don't
read the parts out side of the index. For instance, I'd forgotten about
the Sidis part in Lila because on my first reading I didn't think it
important enough to write down. Now, I don't even know where to find it if
I wanted to. My suggestion: make this index more nuanced. I know I'll
have to.
On a more philosophical note, this is the first step towards "normal
science" according to Kuhn. Not literally what we're doing, but the free
exchange of materials is one of the virtues of the natural sciences that
the rest of culture could emulate. This is something that could lead to
progress in our collective studies.
Good suggestion GJ!
Matt
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