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On 19 July 2011 19:45, Balzano, Gerald <gjbalzano@ucsd.edu> wrote: > Andy - I'm curious ... given the incredibly wide-ranging nature of topics, > people, moods, what-have-you, that are offered up for discussion here, why > "off-line" for Wittgenstein? > > [Unrelatedly: don't think some of us failed to notice your rather > dismissive remarks about Wittgenstein in a note to Anna Sfard in the > 'kitchen-sink/concepts' discussion of three months ago, In lieu of Andy's response, I have more available to throw at that one. ;) I'm working through Langer's "An Essay On Human Feeling". Which I'm finding to be good material (both in agreement and disagreement). A central theme I'm inferring in her treatise is the notion of organ that encapsulates both action and system. Huw __________________________________________ _____ xmca mailing list xmca@weber.ucsd.edu http://dss.ucsd.edu/mailman/listinfo/xmca