Yale
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U.S.A.
27 September 2004
Dear Yale,
I today posted to you, "Yale", by international standard airmail parcel post to the address you e-mailed me, a quantity of papers, books and booklets, without any accompanying letter, but with an enclosed list of the parcel's contents. The Post Office anticipates that delivery will be in about five days' time.
Meanwhile you may wish to view my on-line transcription of that list of contents. Its date is that of tomorrow's Full Moon.
In some ways a gateless gait well suits 1 operating on 0, 0 operating on 1.
Mendoza's The Acentric Labyrinth is included as counterpoint between Lonergan, Solomon and my own already proffered remarks about their writings.
Best wishes!
Colin
P.S. Your main website with its I think 48 htm-pages is interesting, and I shall re-read all you have there written between now and Christmas. Like your own web-pages, Mendoza's excellent study of Giordano Bruno includes references to fractals, the matrix,St Thomas Aquinas, Gregory Bateson, Heraclitus, Ramon Lully, Pan and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. Your appreciation and use of puns relates well to J. D. Solomon's enjoyment of them, but the latter's acknowledgment of their special place in Epicurean philosophy is undoubtedly a bonus. I derive 'religion' not only from religare but also from both re-legere and re-eligere…
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![]() Truth is a multi-facetted diamond. Important aesthetic, moral, ethical, social, economic, political, legal, cultural and religious questions may be raised vis-à-vis several aspects and dimensions of the contents and structure of the Neith Network Library on-line I+N Creativity House. Love is the crucially decisive question. How best to promote the authentic growth of the Human Good? Problems are seldom solved by hiding dust under a carpet. Enlightenment brings lightness of heart, levity. Nurturing and nourishing individual personal freedom is here our chief aim and intent. J. D. Solomon's WritingsBooks and Papers posted to Yale (28 September 2004)7. “A ‘Pan-entheist’ view of Life and Death” (13-page manuscript and 17-page typed copy). 11. Concerning Negation (7-page manuscript and 8-page pamphlet printed by E. H. Baker & Co. Ltd., 86 Lower Mortlake Road, Richmond, Surrey TW9 2JH, in April 1992 - Ref. 91107). 17. “Every ‘Predicate’ is also a ‘Subject’” (6-page manuscript and 7-page copy of 2,750 words typed on 5 April 1982). 18. “Expressive Inadequacies inherent in the structure of all Spoken and Speakable Languages” (8-page manuscript and 12-page typed copy). 19 with 14 & 15. “From Wells' ‘New Accelerator’ to Castaneda's ‘Don Juan’ stories” (9-pages in manuscript and 11-page typed copy) 20. “God, Tempo and Time” (5-page manuscript and 7-page typed copy). 22. “How Is Language Possible? - A Critical Study of Ostensive Definition” (36-page manuscript and 37-page copy typed by Freda Solomon). 26. “Minimum Structure, Absolute Simultaneity, the Raw Material of Perception and the possibility of a Universal Aesthetic” (19-page copy typed by Freda Solomon).
28. “On ‘Clarity and Distinctness’” (First 8 pages of manuscript and complete 10-page typed text). 30. “On ‘Seeing a Chair’” (5-page manuscript and 6-page typed copy). 34. “On the So-called Velocities of ‘Light’ and ‘Sound’” (8-page manuscript and 10-page typed copy). 35. “On the so-called ‘Velocity of Light’” (5-page manuscript and 7-page copy typed on 7 October 1984). 37. “Self-referring Expressions, and the Paradoxes arising therefrom” (3-page text typed by Freda Solomon). 40. “Spiritual Odyssey” (4-page manuscript and 5-page typed copy). 46. “The Empirical Basis of ‘Logical Contradiction’ and ‘Nonsensicality’” (7-page manuscript and 8-page typed copy). 48. “The Empirical Experience of ‘Time’, and its Symbolic Expression” (6-page manuscript and 10-page copy typed on 16 November 1975). 49. “The Empirical Origins of Geometrical Concepts” (18-page manuscript and 22-page typed copy). 50. “The Empirical Origins of the ‘a priori’ elements in Geometry and Physics” (18-page manuscript and 22-page typed copy). 51. “The Experiential Origins of ‘Number’” (6-page manuscript and 11-page typed copy). 55. “The Epistemological Status of the Physical Constant ‘c’” (7-page manuscript and 8-page copy typed on 11 September 1983). 57. “The Fundamental Ambiguity of Numerals, as used in Applied Algebra” (4-page manuscript and 4-page typed copy). 58. “The Fundamental Nature of ‘Meaning’” with an Appendix: “The substitution of symbols - the use of ‘mean’ in dictionary definitions” (13-page manuscript and 19-page copy typed on 29 November 1973). 59. “ The 'I Ching' and You by Diane ffarington-Hook” (3-page manuscript and 4-page typed copy of this Book Review). 60. “The Inherent Inadequacy of all Linear Symbolism for the Expression of Structure” (9-page manuscript and 18-page typed copy). 61. “The Internal Velocity of ‘Illumination’ and the External Velocity of ‘Light’” (5-page manuscript and 6-page typed copy). 65. “The Meaning of ‘Possible’ ” (5-page manuscript and 6-page typed copy). 66. The Mind's Ear together with an Errata slip, Bibliagora, P.O. Box 7, Hounslow TW3 2LA, 1979, ISBN 0-906031-02-8 Includes:
69. “The Relation of Verbal and Symbolic Expression in Direct Experience” including an Appendix: “The Solution of Three Classical Paradoxes” (15-page manuscript and 17-page copy typed by Freda Solomon). 70. The Relationship between Written and Spoken Language (9-page typed text and 8-page printed pamphlet - Ref. 89778). 71. The Semantic Function of Numerals in formulations of spatio-temporal magnitude (12-page manuscript, 12-page typed copy, 12-page printer's proof and 12-page pamphlet - Ref. 89985). 78. “ ‘Time’, Tempo and ‘Eternity’ ” in The Theosophist (Vol. 112, No. 10, July 1991, pp. 460-65; 10-page manuscript, 10-page typed copy and copy of that magazine, which also contains Henryk Skolimowski's “Ecological Consciousness as a Form of Brahmavidya”). 80. “W. S. Gilbert's Contribution to Theology” (5-page manuscript and 5-page typed copy).
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