Yeah, but while trying to think of an excuse for my mistake
the thought comes to me that there are specific literary
concepts ... but their application depends on a subjective
judgment. Reality being gray, not black and white. Maybe it
was a Freudian slip towards the universal truth.
-- Anthony Dauer Alexandria, Virginia
Beware the Ides of March!
"If I die, then I forgive you ... ... if I survive, we shall see."
-- Spanish Proverb
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-----Original Message----- From: Mark Sullivan Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2002 4:56 PM
While I tend to agree with the underlying notion here that art criticism is largely an exercise in rationalizing personal gut reactions, haven't subjective and objective been reversed here? How can something be both arbitrary and objective?
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