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Listen: if that abstraction does indeed turn out to be congruent with the way of the Tao, then great! But wait: even if it does, I'm not sure that risking including the additional meaning and significance inherent in "the way of the Tao", is useful in this conversation - or in any conversation for transformation, for that matter. That said, I'm going to let it remain in here (stet) for now - because one, it's now distinguished, and two, because if implying "a way with words" implies "the way of the Tao", then it's OK ie it's good enough for jazz. <un-aside> |
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Listen: the latter expression "He's being responsible for the way language uses him" could clearly be (by the way) the source idea for a fully-fledged ten session graduate seminar series conversation. And while it's undeniably the most accurate of the four, it's also the hardest to convey (articulate) or grasp (make sense of) especially if there's no background / context present in which it can be expressed and gotten. Really. <un-aside> |
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