[MD] MOQ and CTMU

[Michael R. Brown]

Marsha -

> It's all analogy ...

Goethe would get it. "The ephemeral is but a reference to the eternal." A 
friend of mine insists, insists it's the reverse, and attributes it to 
Nietzsche. He's got something there, too. But I think it's the intersection 
of the two. I asked a gf of mine if I was an extrovert or introvert. 
"Neither," she said. "You’re an intervert. You like the meeting-points." 
Bingo. Anyway, this lovely moment-space is eternal, though it leaves not so 
many traces.

Want to know a guy who ate all those guys up for breakfast? Max Stirner. He 
had more destructive firepower in his mild, introverted, spectacles wearing 
self than those two German gentlemen above, combined: 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Stirner . And even he, at the bottom of his 
Ego, found an exit point. He, the ultimate Westerner, turns Buddhist as he 
approaches that final core. But don't tell too many people. Shh.

> But the basis of analogy is the mystical.

Root of "mystical:" An. Gr. "myein" - to shut the eyes.  Peek a boo! Hide 
and seek. Lila, meet my pal Maya. I'll sashay with them both.

> Sq is not other than DQ.

Ah. So happy to hear this. I try to stay away from too much specialist 
conversation, about anything. I just hang out with the originals a lot. It 
makes fertile. I went to a Unversity of Chicago offshoot for college - St 
John's, in Annapolis. They even used McKeon's Aristotle! (Tangent: I've got 
an unpublished photo of Ayn Rand reading McKeon's Aristotle.)

> I love RMP and ZMM & LILA, no man or books have opened more doors, or 
> lifted more blinders.
> But......
> I am woman.

Why the "but"? And what about your being a woman?

> http://www.fuguewriter.com
> Will Ms. Mary MacLane's vocabulary be helpful?

Toward what end?

> Does she use a language that represents the other?

The other - ? What, exactly?

> I am curious to read her words.

Glorious words they are. She came from Montana, you know. Butte, 1902. And 
she exploded out into the world.


MRB
http://www.fuguewriter.com