Understanding Understanding
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idea of understanding is linked to capture and containment, to a break
in an ongoing flow of movement. As if understanding were a great tiger
that we must take into custody and keep enclosed and tightly controlled.
But . . . what if we were able to give up this way of understanding
understanding and see it not as a captured stillness or singularity but
rather as a momentary pause in an ongoing movement of unfolding, like a
rest in a musical score, or a pause in a story, or a swirling eddy in an
inexorable, ongoing river of meaning?
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—Lisbeth Lipari, "Understanding Understanding"
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