--On Sunday, August 12, 2001 7:30 AM +0000 [log in to unmask] wrote:
> 8/12/01
>
> In my last post from the tapes, Perl had just made the point that Eliot
> thought that "the philosopher believes in a reality so stable and so
> objective that asking questions about it would cause no alterations in
> it. And Eliot thinks that that is infantile." Here is the next section.
>
> -- Steve --
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> [Perl]:
>
> Now the philosopher's childlike innocence is maintained
Just a quick comment to note that "childlike innocence" and being
"infantile" are not synonymous. It's odd that Perl appears to use them so.
Ken Armstrong
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