Re: but in practice...

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Scottie, I think your first sentence below is insulting and the second one
sloppy but I still enjoy your posts even if they do represent critical
positions that seem to be frozen in the past...hey, this is still a world
that loves its dinosaurs long after they are dead!

But what worries me is that you may have more than insulting me on your
mind and little abiliity to learn new things...my question  is simply 
this--what is the most significant change you've experienced about your
thinking about literature since being on this list?

will

On Tue, 24 Nov 1998, Scottie Bowman wrote:

> 
>     I should like to have responded to Will but unfortunately have not
>     the faintest idea what he's talking about.  I presume I'm excused
>     any attempt to guess his intentions.
> 
>     Scottie B.
> 
> 

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