"profound" is reflected in the same way, so show me.
mando
On Oct 19, 2009, at 10:47 AM, Chris Miller wrote:
"IT'S in the eye,ear,nose of individual and like minded ones.
Not new, but so true. So relax and enjoy." (Mando)
Believe me, Mando, I do relax and enjoy.
Plenty.
But if that were truly sufficient for you, you would have no reason
to be
entering this discussion (and every discussion) with this swarmy,
self-satisfied,
broken-watch recurrent theme.
And regarding 'profundity', we are all free to make our own
definitions --
the most common of which would probably be: "Profundity is
whatever feels
really really
important to me".
But if we're going to move beyond that obvious solipsism, I don't
know where
we can go besides a definition similar to Kivy's.
"For a work of art to be profound - and literature is the obvious
example here
- it must (1) have a profound subject matter and (2) treat this
profound
subject matter in a way adequate to its profundity." (p. 145)
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