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Dan Foss notwithstanding, I think my only contribution to this discussion is
to remind you older folks and to tell you younger folks that about every 20
years, social science rediscovers Kenneth Burke. There is a good reason for
that. He's very, very smart, writes beautifully, and says what needs to be
said eloquently and incisively. In this case, try _The Idea of Nature_.
It's been 20 years since the last round, so enjoy.

Mike Lieber

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