From: joedees@bellsouth.net
Date: Sun 03 Nov 2002 - 20:29:04 GMT
>
> On Sunday, November 3, 2002, at 02:42 , joedees@bellsouth.net wrote:
>
> >> Your definition of performance is inadequate.
> >>
> > Show me a spaceless externality.
>
> Show me the actual _space_ your version of performance's externality
> is- as far as I can see it is a partial vacuum, without observer. (The
> actual space of a performance is the total timespace of the performer,
> the setting, and the observers.) Your example of the song was just
> such- you claimed to have performed something culturally without an
> observer. Bogus. What you did was supply the artifact of your words.
> The space of your artifact is this email forum, the intended observers
> the listserv members. As I indicated, artifacts are special cases of
> performances. But somehow, you expected our imaginations to provide
> the tune, I guess. It's not that I'm unimaginative, and I _didn't_
> supply the (probably intended) tune for your artifact (the special
> case of the artifact itself asks us to supply the tune, as it is a
> generally common one), but, at no time did I totally assume this tune
> was the actual one you sang, and I have no empirical proof that it
> was.
>
> Thus the 'space' you performed this claimed song of yours was
> incomplete, and, in many ways, I see you transporting this same
> incomplete space to your model.
>
> - Wade
>
Sorry Wade, but spatiotemporality inevitable entails extension. You
wanna see the space where I sing? Fly over here to my setting. I
wanna see you peme? I'd haveta fly over there. I have no doubt that
you perform actions, for I see their artifacts on the screen (as you see
mine), and likewise I have no doubt that you internally formulate same
(just as I do), for otherwise, your artifacts would either be absent or
random.
PS: Since I (and supposedly you) possess self-conscious awareness,
don't we both engage in self-observation?
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