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From: "David M" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2008 4:31 PM
Subject: Re: [MD] the subjective
Hi Marsha
Is objectivity a view from nowhere, therefore always a fiction,
but a useful one, one that helps us see experience in a wider
context. MOQ can retain the benefits os SOM without
starting to lose sight of experience by too strong a focus
on what can be imagined beyond experience to make
sense of experience, such is reason and objectivity.
DM
Hi David,
I bought and hope to read next, 'Objectivity' by Lorraine Daston and Peter
Galison. It's a book mentioned in the How To Think About Science series.
My exposure to the Western slant of things far exceeds my meager exposure to
Buddhist thought. But I cannot be satisfied with the little RMP writes
about it. I cannot take it simply on his word. But I assure you, the MOQ
is very, very important to me.
Marsha
hi,
ham:
Ultimate reality cannot be based on a phenomenon. Quality
requires a
sensible subject in order to to be realized.
gav: you can also say 'a sensible subject requires quality in order to be
realized'...the crucial point is which one comes first!!!! i'll give u a
clue - it ain't the subject.
Warm regards,
Ham
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