[MD] SO logic/experience/ideas/language
MarshaV
marshalz at charter.net
Fri Sep 14 09:00:57 PDT 2007
At 08:40 AM 9/14/2007, David wrote:
>Hi Joe/all
>What role do ideas play in our experience? Derrida suggests
>ideas/language require writing, and begin with writing. I agree with
>this. Ideas are our way of making sense of our experience and
>differentiating objects and other patterns out of our whole
>experience. How do we seperate the ground from the sky? Well we draw
>a line, a form of writing, between the two. It is an imaginary line
>and we call it the horizon. We do the same when we differentiate the
>nose from the face. We can then imagine the nose on its own without
>a face, we have drawn a line round the nose and then cut round it in
>our imagination. So imagination is the great power we use to make
>sense of our experience/s. What is this power? A power that enables
>not just to take experience as it is given but to enrich experience
>and evolve? Seems to me it shows that we are dealing not only with a
>constantly changing environment open to DQ, but that we too are a
>dynamic complex of evolving or dis-evolving patterns open to DQ.
>Having ideas, enriching your experience, taking on new ideas from
>others, is the DQ of human being. Regards David M
Greetings,
This was very beautifully written.
Marsha
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