From: David Morey (us@divadeus.freeserve.co.uk)
Date: Sat Sep 04 2004 - 10:48:20 BST
Is representation less or more rich than reality?
Difficult. Look out to the horizon. Take in the totality.
Or look at a painting. Surely we can do this and have
the full richness of an experience. But we can add to it
by also recognising the parts, sky and earth, sun and moon.
Poets give us both parts and wholes to contemplate.
Problems with too many parts is that some of them get lost.
Like in SOM where we lose the subject and become materialists.
Or where we lose sight of what Pirsig calls DQ entirely.
It is always a dialectical need to analyse and break down
into parts, but also to go back to the whole, to start again
to find new divisions and differentiations & clear some fog
that has obscured aspects of the whole. Post-modernism
attacks the dominance and bias of concepts whilst often ignoring their
positive
aspect. Concepts simplify and enrich at the same time.
DM
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From: "Arlo J. Bensinger" <ajb102@psu.edu>
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Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004 4:35 AM
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> Platt,
>
> > It's nice to learn that "primary experience" is a symbolic artifact, a
> > representation of reality that is less than reality.
>
> Except, that this is the opposite of what I've been saying. :-)
>
> Arlo
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