From: Platt Holden (pholden@sc.rr.com)
Date: Tue Apr 15 2003 - 13:23:13 BST
Hi Steve:
> Platt said,
> >Undeniable Fact: Experience (Quality) is always the primary context.
>
> >Thus, truth is experience-dependent, experience being the germinal
> >context from which all other subsidiary contexts (such as historicism) are
> >derived.
>
> But when someone makes a statement of undeniable fact, that person has just
> introduced a subsidiary context. Instead of Experience as Quality, we have
> "someone's mediated experience" mediated further through words--just one of
> infinite contexts. Would you agree?
Please clarify for me what you mean by "mediated." I've noticed this has
become a very popular word among intellectuals in recent years. It used
to mean "to settle differences between two parties." I don't think that's
your meaning above, but just what sort of behavior the word "mediated"
points to I'm not sure. Perhaps "interfere with" or "translated by?"
Thanks.
Platt
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