From: ml (mbtlehn@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Wed Jul 28 2004 - 16:20:40 BST
Greetings David,
David M:
> Exclusively yes, do you think a fish knows
> that the world exists?
>
> The gap/clearing where intellectual ideas emerge
> is a bit of paper or a computer screen,
> but think what the context of that emergence
> consists of -as a totality. Via the levels inorganic,
> organic, social, intellectual we have introduced
> into being the individual, the individual is a space
> from which DQ can emerge at a new level -the intellectual
> level. A human being is not just SQ. A human being is full
> of potential (i.e. open to DQ). The emergence of DQ and
> its becoming SQ takes place when a human being makes
> 1 of its possibilities actual and thereby negating many other
> possibilities. Like chosing one lover and rejecting the others.
> In fact each morning you choose to stay with the same lover.
> Is this not how SQ builds up. SQ is the point where you just
> do it and cease seeing that you have a choice. Every morning
> we get up and keep the SQ of society and culture going but
> the DQ reality of possibility is that we could choose not to.
> Any nearer any sense? The biography on Heidegger Between
> Good and Evil is very good by the way.
mel:
That is almost poetic...it seems almost to make embracing
dynamic quality a heroic act of will -- in all capital letters.
Another example of the poetic shading in the use of language
(a cultural artifact) descriptively to add a depth of meaning that
informs us more on the given subject, than a mere use of
language in a technical shading to give an inventory-of-structure.
Nice contrast.
thanks--mel
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