Forrest Aguirre
I like surreal, self-referential questions that lead to philosophical existentialism. Questions like"What's a good question?" are good questions. Unless, of course, you are ruminating on the nature of good and evil, in which a "good" question might be thought of as a question asked by a good person or a question for the betterment of mankind. Or perhaps the interlocutor is trying to formulate a question that is to be directed to good itself, as an entity, rather than as a quality of some other entity, person, or circumstance. Then who or what do you turn to for an answer without the whole of reality collapsing in on itself? That's a good question . . .
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Kimberly Erwin
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Forrest Aguirre:
Forrest, just one question. But 1st THANKS! I enjoyed your review of Stanley Fish's book on "Sentences." Instead of buying it and then (most likely) not reading it...I just chose to NOT buy or read it AND to GET TO WRITING! (I have a book to write-13 years in the making!-and it is time I finish it. It's on RACE & ETHNICITY and it is a gem, if I may say so myself. I'll keep what you say in mind-any more don'ts?!
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