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The following is a page of notes from my computer.

Perlocutions, vagueness,

Knowledge and understanding are different.
Understanding requires a good imagination, knowledge requires...?

A person who misuses knowledge claims to have knowledge without being in a position to know about the subject.

A person who misuses understanding claims to have understanding without imagining the subject.

I see the problem that plagues an age, and I find it suffices to stay away.

Use of "it", "so" as pointers into vagueness.

Consider vagueness a preservation strategy of language.

A section on locutions, illocutions, and perlocutions.

Check Austin: does he say that everything's a locution?

It takes two people to make sense.

Date: 2004-06-30 09:27 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] lhexa.livejournal.com
It seems that understanding can indeed exist as a unique entity; but if that's the case, then misunderstanding also can.

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