On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 8:02 AM, kirby urner <kirby.urner@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: << snip >> > Wittgenstein talks about "showing" but that doesn't preclude > "showing by doing". I went to war, helped in hospitals, live alone > in a hut in Norway. Those might be important practices in philosophy > as he lived it. If I see someone just living the life of a professor in > a university, I can say: whatever they are, they are not a philosopher > in the sense Wittgenstein was, what could be more obvious? > "He went to war"... I said "I" which looks like one of those Freudian slips. As a long time Freudian, I wouldn't deny it. Quakers are permitted to use war metaphors. "Outward weapons" are what's despised meaning "inward weapons" must be OK, but what are those. It's a similar lingo to "jihad" (meant spiritually / inwardly) and so Lambs War. "Speak Truth to Power" by Bayard Rustin & Co. has some links to "jihad" as well -- a lot of my links have worn away over the years (the Web is like water in that way). http://controlroom.blogspot.com/2006/02/jihad.html Kirby _______________________________________________ Wittrs mailing list Wittrs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://undergroundwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/wittrs_undergroundwiki.org