[MD] The Intellectual Gauntlet II !
david buchanan
dmbuchanan at hotmail.com
Fri Jul 18 18:12:48 PDT 2008
Mati:
I have just one question for you at this point. Assuming you gave Pirsig's answers, why did they object? I mean, there are quotes in Lila that address everything here except the Estonian specifics and I'm puzzled as to why that wasn't acceptable.
Thanks,
dmb
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> 1. How does your definition or understanding of intellectual
> level/value differentiate the social level from the intellectual level as
> well as social values from intellectual values? Please provide examples of
> both intellectual and social values and share how your definitions of each
> level are able to clearly discern the levels.
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> 2. Given there is a evolutionary process to each of the levels, what
> is a possible historical point in which represents the likelihood for the
> birth of the Intellectual level, and what is the basis for this
> period/event(s) chosen and how intellectual level changed or remained the
> same over time.
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> 3. It seems clear that both social and intellectual levels use
> language, but in different ways. Please describe how each level utilizes
> language to sustain its level?
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> 4. Given that intellectual values dominate it's parent level, the
> social level, yet must sustain and maintain a relative harmony with the
> social level. Given your definition or understanding of intellectual levels
> how do intellectual values do that?
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> Ok you are about to go into your first meeting of doctorial committee to
> pitch your research idea and this group is who will eventually approve or
> nix your research proposal. You have heard they are generally interested in
> you research idea but again know nothing about MOQ. Your Doctorial advisor
> has asked you to be ready to provide a general overview of MOQ and to
> provide answers the questions for the meeting. He strongly urges you to be
> precise and clear about your answers and if you wish to cite RMP or others
> to support your answers, great it adds credibility. Remember no flowery
> bull, no discussion about intellectual freedom, that pisses doctorial
> committees off in a hurry.
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> I doubt any one of you might be able to answer the questions alone, and it
> might take a coordinated effort or perhaps a group effort. As far as
> research topics I realize that what I made up has various limitations and
> may be too broad. The proposal process works to address that issue. What
> the proposal process won't do is do your work to provide a definition of
> what are social and intellectual values from a MOQ perspective. You will
> need to do that in such a way that merits validity and integrity and meets
> academic muster with your committee.
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