I'd put "deconstruction" and "psychoanalysis" somewhere between
"literature" or "the mind" and "MRI."
Hundred year old prunes, no doubt, still move their eaters.
Jim
Scottie Bowman wrote:
> In my simple minded way, I was only suggesting that 'literature'
> & 'the mind' being very wide, windy concepts, were both, thereby,
> quite hard to define in any succinct, declarative way; whereas their
> subsidiaries, 'deconstruction' & 'psychoanalysis' (or 'MRI'), being
> - as I no doubt mistakenly understood - essentially techniques,
> should be a little easier.
>
> (Though, really going to town on simple-mindedness, I wondered
> what might be wrong with: 'literature' as 'what still moves its readers
> a hundred years after it was written.')
>
> Scottie B.
>
>
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