To Be REAL or not to Be Real (Allegorical hands that turn the time)

Robin Landseadel robinlandseadel at comcast.net
Mon Sep 6 08:10:04 CDT 2010


I'm not answering any more of you're questions, Alice, until you tell  
where I lifted that quote and how that quote [transparently] relates  
to imposed, undesired and essentially useless pedagogy.

On Sep 6, 2010, at 6:04 AM, Dave Williams wrote:

>> "That's metaphysically absurd, how can I KNOW what you
>> HEAR?"
>
>
> And how do you hear anything with your mouth so full.
>
> Hawthorne is  full of humor; you just don't get it. Act I scene 1 of  
> Shakespeare's R&J (a romantic tragedy) is very funny. But 9 out of  
> 10 students of Shakespeare never hear it. Maybe try the Norton  
> Critical HSG.

	"The central problem facing the black youth of today is the inability  
to detect the presence of . . .

. . . jive."



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