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Now I'm thinking there might be something of Dewey's notion of experience of the aesthetic as that which requires no object/objective/motivation beyond itself.
*My memory is very visual, which is how I know it was Montreal ... I could find that room in the Sheraton right now if I was there. Mike arrived late.
On Mon, 15 Mar 2010, mike cole wrote:
I have been pondering David Ke's question about the object/objective/motivation for play. It came together in my thinking with Yrjo's metaphor of being always "just over the horizon" and its dual material and ideal nature, most recently mentioned by Wolf-Michael. Might it be the dream of being coordinated with a world entirely consistent with one's own dreams? A world, extending, as Leslie White put it, that extends from infinity to infinity, in both directions? probably not, just wondering. mike
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