[MD] question: MOQ, Pirsigism, passionate emotion
Michael R. Brown
mrb at fuguewriter.com
Tue Jul 26 20:42:00 PDT 2011
Hi, Ian Glendinning -
> Michael (whoever you are)
I kinda wonder that a lot, and not at all, myself. It's interesting to
wander around.
>> Almost every discussion of Pirsig, the totality of his thought, and the
>> MOQ
>> (all three of which are separate) that I've seen eventually resemble the
>> Church of Reason intellectualizing criticized so adeptly in ZAMM.
> I don't interact with many of the interminable academic arguments these
> days
A lot of it seems to be about niceties of classification, and I wonder where
it goes. Maybe it's just a natural function, like a tree making leaves (or,
as Alan Watts would have it, "leaving")?
> those on the "reason" trip will eventually grow out of it.
As I've said elsewhere in a different way, perhaps Bob is reason's subtlest
trickster. Getting that indefinability in at the root is pretty tricksy. It
always makes me see a Planck length-time - can't get your pincers in it
without ruining it. : )
MRB
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