Re: MD Zen & Reason

From: ian glendinning (psybertron@gmail.com)
Date: Sat Apr 30 2005 - 06:42:07 BST

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    Exactly Steve - the split is just an artificial dualism.

    I'm quite happy to include intuition as just an important aspect of "reason".

    Ian

    On 4/29/05, Steve & Oxsana Marquis <marquis@nccn.net> wrote:
    > Oh yes. In another group I've asked if ancient Greek rationality in which
    > so much stock is placed is really intuition + our articulate thought, this
    > split more of a modern western phenomena. Its seems to me reason alone
    > cannot account for what is claimed in some of the ancient sources, but
    > intuition would work just fine.
    >
    > Live well,
    > Steve
    >
    > Ian wrote,
    >
    > > It clearly depends on lingustic degfinitions, but for me
    > >
    > > "intuition" is just one part of "rationality"
    > >
    > > - no and or either/or about it.
    >
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