IVIV (2) Hope

[John Carvill]

> Certainly, but that's not what the sentence says. The sentence says
> that the moment is brief, fleeting, slipping away. Responding to
> Tore's claim that Larry's promo work for the junkie family is a
> sentimental moment akin to the sentimental moment at the end of this
> essay, I expalined that the ending of the essay is no more sentimental
> than the scene ort plot line in the novel.  So the evidence supports
> my reading and not Tore's. Like that logic?
>

What's not to like? I really don't think you do logic, T. You seem
well-nigh addicted to forming strong opinions, or should I say
encrustations of dogma, and, having formed your latest one, you see
supporting evidence everywhere, and counter-arguments nowhere. I don't
have a hugely passionate opinion on this particular issue, but your
peculiar blend of 'logic' is far enough from what I regard as reasoned
argument, to be worth flagging up every now and then.