From: skutvik@online.no
Date: Tue Nov 15 2005 - 13:35:20 GMT
Hi Paul
I have delivered an analysis of you "theses" in a separate post,
just one point.
14 Nov. you wrote:
> Here is the basis of my argument:
> If intellectual level = rationality
> and
> If rationality > SOM
> Then intellectual level > SOM
I'm not sure how your logic goes, you use the = sign then the >
sign, but it looks like saying:
"If intellect equals rationality and rationality equals SOM then
intellect equals SOM". Which is clear enough, but is it a counter-
or pro argument? You opened your thesis post with saying:
I agree with the recent suggestion by Rebecca Temmer
that rationality is a good definition of the intellectual level.
This looks like saying that the intellectual level=rationality. Then
in your post of 11 Nov.
"Here I think the "classic pattern of rationality" is a
reference to something like a dualistic S/O rationality
And this looks like saying that rationality=S/O and if so ..voila!!
Maybe "classic rationality" has some special significance? In that
case what is non-classic rationality?
Bo
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