John quoted Jacquelyn Ann K. Kegley and then said:
See, that's the overthrow of SOM right there. Science is itself an object of
inquiry, subject to higher values. This is what Pirsig was on about and what
has been going on in our world for some time.
dmb says:
I didn't see the overthrow of SOM in there. There are some related problems
that Royce seems to be addressing, like the idea value-free science, but quote
seemed wholly unrelated to the assumptions of subject-object metaphysics, let
alone overcoming them.
On the last page of chapter 29 in Lila, you'll see that the only thing "higher"
than science is DQ. As far as static patterns go, intellectual patterns are the
best we can have. If Royce meant that science should be "social" as it's meant
in the MOQ, which is extremely unlikely, then his view would be considered
immoral. If he just meant that science can only exist in a cultural context,
then he's only saying what everybody says.
I'm just going by the things you post here but so far, I have to say, Royce has
been, um, let's just say... unimpressive.
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