>"This sounds more  ad hominem than reasoned. Consequently it is not
convincing."  KAte sullivan




Louis Sullivan's position cannot be reasoned.

Either one "hears" what a building has to say -- or one doesn't.

Just as one distinguishes  paintings by whether they feel  "inevitable and
resolved" ..... or one doesn't.

What's interesting about William is his ambivalence about that distinction.

He wants to make it -- especially with regard to his own "meaningless" work -
but he realizes that it's  marginal to the world of higher education where
apparent complexity and paradox is given greater value.


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