Perhaps the predication of the good, bad etc. is itself the problem...perhaps
we need to learn to be predicateless if one will,prior to predicating
itself...the rest being just hints and guesses ...the reverence for the
quality present prior to its becoming an adjective stolen from the role
repertoire of our cultural conserve? ....nothing IS good or bad but predication
makes it so ...thereby creating the killing of the field?On Wednesday, October
18, 2006, at 01:37AM, Gary Stuart <Gary@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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