A Dove In The Hand, Baby Boomers, Chinese Philosophy Mixed Thread
Elainemmbell at aol.com
Elainemmbell at aol.com
Wed Jan 29 10:36:09 CST 2003
My responses to eddie's post are interspersed in bold below:
In a message dated 1/29/2003 11:11:20 AM Eastern Standard Time,
eddiebettano at yahoo.com writes:
> As a baby-boomer, okay, I made this painfully obvious in my post defending
> My Generation certainly you know that
> Chinese philosophy (sorry, but I prefer to use the
> term philosophy) as opposed to? Confusionismm Taoism, Buddhism,
> others, provide insights into the world and human life
> that are perfectly relevant to our current problems
> and crisis.agreed without prejudice (except I don't think that Confucianism
> is Confusionismm)!
> Talking about W and W's oratory skills is a waste of
> wrapping head and head wrapping too. here's where Eddie has
> over-interpreted my really simple question. I asked about the deliberate
> mispronunciations not because I'm interested in his intellect or lack
> thereof (and agree that many, many other minds drive decision making) but
> I'm interested in WHY this image of a US president in a critical era not
> being particularly literate is what's marketed to us. I don't understand
> the PR behind it. That's all.
>
Elaine M.M. Bell, Writer
(860) 523-9225
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