>> BTW, Saul, might you present an example of an image that cannot be >> "complex and represent a knowing - a source of self reflective experience" (Chris asks)
> a photograph of you (Saul replies) Hah! Score one for Saul (Kate already has) But considered seriously, why can't a photograph of me be used that way ? Don't you use photographs of yourself that way -- especially if they were taken decades ago, back before hopes had been replaced by experience ? And, of course, even if the photograph is a "mere image" as far as you are concerned, others who know you might feel differently. (I 've just posted a picture of my father taken in 1954. He may never have given it a second thought, but for me it's endlessly fascinating ) ____________________________________________________________ Click here for free information on how to reduce your debt by filing for bankruptcy. http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL2231/fc/BLSrjnxXKIpYWHMjIKs8t0Zkurtbfa tNDnb0vcnmYqUK8pJHS0c8TAzdwNS/
