sounds are represented by words
the same as colors and forms, no ?
mando
On Oct 15, 2009, at 9:18 AM, Chris Miller wrote:
Since sounds, colors, forms, and words, etc.,all come in infinite
combinations and meanings, and reference to representation, I don't
understand
how music sounds and words can possibly differ from color and form.
Infinite variation within each of several sets does not mean that
those sets
cannot be distinguished from each other, Marndo.
You may well not "understand how music sounds and words can
possibly differ
from color and form" -- but if you want to justify that lack of
understanding,
you'll have to find a better reason.
I figured that to accomplish Design,Meaning & Uniqueness, in an
expression,
in any form, is worthy goal.
Why ?
Just so that you will feel better about yourself, regardless of
what you have
accomplished?
As you try to construct a more convincing answer, you're beginning
to present
a philosophy of art. In the philosophies that Kivy has been
discussing, the
issues of representation and content are very important. I suppose
that you
could choose to ignore them -- but then, what issues will you raise to
distinguish the worthy from the unworthy?
By way of an aesthetic experiment, I have just dumped my bowl of
delicious
strawberries and oatmeal onto the carpet.
And so I have accomplished something which can be said to have design,
meaning, and uniqueness.
But how worthy was either the goal or the accomplishment?
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