Pictures, Representation, and the Understanding
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I am tempted to subtitle this paper ‘Meditations on a Dinner Plate’, partly out of respect for Gombrich’s essay, ‘Meditations on a Hobby-Horse’; partly out of a disenchantment with the British preoccupation with pennies and their elliptical looks; and partly out of the conviction that a philosopher is likely to do better on a good meal, than on a pocketful of small change.
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