Description

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Recognizing that the field of formal philosophy is only one demonstration of the uses of thought, Fletcher looks for the ways other languages (and their framing forms) serve the purpose of certain thinking activities. In the end he gives us literature--not the content of thought, but its form, its shape, the fugitive colors taken on by the mind as represented in art.

About the Author

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Fletcher Angus: Angus Fletcher is Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the City University of New York Graduate School.