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From: David Sucher <dsucher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: Tue, 12 Mar 1996 07:01:12 -0800
At 12:46 AM 3/12/96, nic musolino wrote:
>>The reason I answer your question as a serious one (I assume you were
>>simply just making light) is that the 'subjective fallacy' is the great
>>misfortune of our times and your statement seems to reflect it.
>>David Sucher
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>David's 'applied to architecture' is a rather loose justification for using
>a fairly narrow idea in literary criticism. The comment is simply an
>explication of the literal interpretation of 'subjective/fallacy' not a
>critical interpretation of a argument from a disparate discipline.
I gather that the 'subjective fallacy' is some sort of phrase from literary
criticism.
If I ever knew it, I had forgotten it when I used it in yesterday's post
and had no intention to refer to it.
So your second sentence, Nic, is entirely correct.
Dave
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CITY COMFORTS: How to Build an Urban Village
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