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Re: The Irony of Meaning


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Posted by Richard on August 26, 1999 at 19:52:35:

In Reply to: The Irony of Meaning posted by Daan de Koning on August 25, 1999 at 17:21:23:

Dann,

I will answer your question by stating that I, given that we live in an unperfect world, am a very convinced social constructivist.

Again read the two authors I mentioned.
Keywords are: Phenomenology and hermeneutics.

Have you by any chance ever read Søren Kirkegaard?.
If not I can truly recommend him. He is a blast, and will change your view on the world ("reality") radically.

Please excuse me if I do not answer your comments right away. I am very busy at the moment, and I only do this for the fun!.

Best regards
Richard


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