on the conditions of autodidacticism
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Date: April 28th, 2010 12:48 AM Author: Arousing drab range
Imprimis, let us begin our inquiry into the nature and causes of autodidactism with the observation that the whole project is principally a methodological rather than moral commitment. That is to say, the group of men who are of autodidacts is better selected-for with the predicate "has a commitment to method" than "has a commitment to morality." This distinction is critical, given that, as is often the case of men of great intellectual discernment, morality nearly homologously transforms with the analytic givens of truth-seeking inquiry (though of course does not do so perfectly).
It is only when a man crystallizes this fact in his mind that he may begin whatever analogic, dialectic, or hermeneutic excursion into autodidactism he fancies, for it is the premise at root of every syllogism - or, more broadly, discussion - thereabout.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=1296353&forum_id=2#14845575) |
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