[MD] "100% confident"
David M
davidint at blueyonder.co.uk
Thu Oct 18 12:26:10 PDT 2007
dmb replies:
That simply doesn't make sense. How can "sensibility" be counted as
something other than an experience?
Hi DMB
What an odd blind spot you have about how language works. Ham is entitled to
make a distinction any way he
likes. A good dose of Rorty would help you here. Ham says he calls what we
sense prior to conceptualisation
a sensation and what we conceptualise experience-proper. I assume he has his
reasons for doing this. You and
I may decide it does not work for us, it has no use, we can make better
sense of our sensations and experiences
with different language but it is easy to understand the distinction, it
might have its uses. It is up to Ham to show what
that use is. If we are gonna walk the MOQ walk we need to use lines of
argument and justification that don't
contradict our MOQ take on language. That's my view. You damage debate with
these lapses.
David M
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