Hi John B,
I have felt for many years now that this is a good path to Quality:
Expose oneself to as many examples of quality as one may reasonably discover
in ones life. Observe good art in the gallery; read good books from the
library; listen to works by the great composers, etc: and in this manner one
will find Quality.
It really is that simple.
Very best wishes to you,
Squonk.
In a message dated 9/1/01 5:08:32 PM GMT Daylight Time, debivort@umd5.umd.edu
writes:
<< "Is the lure of quality purely circumstantial, dependant upon the
> happenstance of each person's life, or does "intelligent innovation" also
> play a part? Can quality be sought out, or is it merely
> encountered? And if,
> as I argue, the beautiful, the good, the true and the meaningful are
> discovered through an educational process, rather than
> instinctively arrived
> at, to what extent can I actively pursue quality through
> intelligent choice
> of an educational path?"
>
> That is the quest I am currently involved in.
>
> Regards,
>
> John B >>
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