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beyond representationalism, in both science and art?

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Sat, 03/21/2009 - 8:31am.

Here are the pictures drawn on the board (click for larger and more complete images):

 

Perhaps one actually can do science without a fixed method?  And one can't do/appreciate art without some interpretation, that also is subject to change?   Perhaps for both Feyerabend and Sontag the point is to "let newness invade ourselves, which can then lead us to a whole new evolution"?

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