Actually Bruce -- I am NOT advocating eclecticism. But I think I am coming to
the conclusion that eclecticism is not so much a problem as some would make it
out to be. I think a charge of eclecticism is a idealogical one that may be
intended, as many idealogical claims are, an action of enforcing control and
consequently, making exclusion and inclusion happen. Being eclectic in some
circles, is not acceptable, and what is eclectic seems to be decided primarly
on the ideal plane
But i have to get back to class. Perhaps more tomorrow.
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[Norman Maclean in "A river runs through it."]
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