[MD] A fly in the MOQ ointment
MarshaV
valkyr at att.net
Sun Apr 4 14:38:43 PDT 2010
Hello Mary,
I'm enjoying your posts.
I don't see an answers to my questions. Are you sure you want to place "ART",
without a definition, in the Intellectual Level? Is it a special case? Or are you
attempting to use the label 'ART' as a generalized, abstract symbol to be reified,
studied and manipulated? Or maybe RMP didn't place it in any particular
level, because it defies categorization?
Marsha
On Apr 4, 2010, at 4:39 PM, Mary wrote:
> Hi Marsha,
>
> If Dynamic Quality is the pre-intellectual cutting edge of reality, where do
> we put art we've seen before? Where does old, tired art go? It was great
> the first 10 times, but what do we do with it when it becomes static? Is it
> even still "art"?
>
> The Inorganic recycle bin?
>
> Seriously, I could agree with some discomfort that art could be Social or
> Intellectual. Kind of depends on the point of the art, right? In the case
> of something like an old religious icon, that's clearly meant to be
> representational of a religious concept, so Social Level for sure on that,
> but what about a million other kinds of art? Where do they go?
>
> Arlo, I think, recently said something about how no new movies ever need to
> be made after Titanic since it was the best movie he'd ever seen. But after
> you've seen it a bunch it becomes static. I think he was making just that
> point about Dynamic Quality. But, according to Pirsig, everything is either
> Static or Dynamic, and if it's Static, it's supposed to fit into one of the
> 4 levels. Whatever do we do?
>
> Mary
>
>>
>> Do you have a particular definition for ART that puts it into
>> the Intellectual Level, or does all art all through the ages
>> fall into that level?
>>
>> Marsha
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