The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 14.1440  Friday, 11 July 2003

From:           Bob Grumman <
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Date:           Thursday, 10 Jul 2003 21:30:53 -0400
Subject: 14.1425 Re: Deconstruction
Comment:        Re: SHK 14.1425 Re: Deconstruction

>' . . .the statement I found quite insane, which was that experience
>doesn't exist without words, or something of that nature'.
>
>But in your posting dated 1 Jul 2003 ( SHK 14.1335) you quote my  'There
>is no 'experience itself' '' and then immediately begin "This seems
>quite insane to me."

>T. Hawkes

Okay.  I guess I see what you mean.  But what I said after "This seems
quite insane to me" included examples of "experience itself."  In my
opinion.  But I'll admit to not being able to keep up with these
word-games, so will withdraw from further comment.

--Bob G.

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