Hi all,
Perhaps it was just an off-hand literary flourish that we ought not
take too seriously, but what do you make of the notion of taking off
the glasses ("God help him.") in the passage from Lila (ch 8) quoted
below?...
"The same is true of subjects and objects. The culture in which we live
hands us a set of intellectual glasses to interpret experience with, and
the concept of the primacy of subjects and objects is built right into
these glasses. If someone sees things through a somewhat different set of
glasses or, God help him, takes his glasses off, the natural tendency of
those who still have their glasses on is to regard his statements as
somewhat weird, if not actually crazy."
Best,
Steve
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