>Reason and feeling are not separable. One cannot overcome the other. Again, Miller wants others to answer his questions because then he can avoid thinking them through himself and also has the opportunity to ridicule others' answers. And he lacks a sense of humor. wc
Sounds like the answer that Kate would have liked to give, William. But I can't answer how the "phenomenal/noumenal argument" (as Kate understands it) applies to her experience with paintings and drawings. That's why I asked. (And if her answers are good ones -- what difference does it make whether anyone ridicules them?) And I also don't know whether anyone, besides William, thinks that they apply nothing but "metaphorical thinking - as-if imaginings" when looking at art. And, again, that's why I asked. You seem to be trying to shut down discussion, here, William, about your own ideas. (but then, if reason cannot overcome feeling, what's the point of discussion anyway, except for emotional venting) Perhaps it is you, brave Templar, who fears ridicule. ____________________________________________________________ Free health insurance quotes. Great rates for individuals and families. Click Now. http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL2231/fc/BLSrjnxUOiWLqlkAZ6Sw7apsygrjJq 3IlXOBK5ZQeEs64PKDg9s8A90uGHG/
