Images reposted here on March 9 . . .
the reported date of death for film director John Korty —
The quotation is from a professor of mathematics at Spelman College.
Images reposted here on March 9 . . .
the reported date of death for film director John Korty —
The quotation is from a professor of mathematics at Spelman College.
Continues from March 17.
See as well some remarks on Chinese perspective
in the Log24 post “Gate” of June 13, 2013.
From All Souls' Day 2015 —
Related entertainment —
Invasion of the Soul Snatchers (Wild Palms review, 1993).
This journal on December 24, 2016 (Christmas Eve)
quoted some remarks on "constructivism" in art and
added a link to the same word as applied in mathematics:
"The word 'constructivism' also refers to
a philosophy of mathematics. See a Log24 post,
'Constructivist Witness' . . . ."
From that post —
From a post later the same day, Dec. 22— "The Laugh-Hospital"—
This (Jan. 2, 2017) post was suggested by the reported Christmas Eve death
of a Jesuit priest, Joseph Fitzmyer.
Those entertained by the thought of constructivist laugh-hospitals may
contemplate the New Year's Eve death of a sitcom actor who played
a priest. See today's previous post, Sitcom Theology.
Related material — "Laugh Track" in this journal.
"William Christopher, best known for playing Father Mulcahy
on the hit sitcom M*A*S*H , died Saturday [Dec. 31, 2016] of
lung cancer, his agent confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter.
He was 84.
Christopher died at his home in Pasadena, with his wife by
his bedside, at 5:10 a.m. on New Year's Eve, according to a
statement from his agent."
— 5:59 PM PST 12/31/2016 by Meena Jang
Image reshown in this journal on the midnight (Eastern time)
preceding Christopher's death —
Related material —
From a Log24 search for "Deathly Hallows" —
Mathematics
The Fano plane block design |
Magic
The Deathly Hallows symbol— |
Those who prefer Latin with their theology
may search this journal for "In Nomine Patris."
This is a sequel to the previous post and to the Oct. 24 post
Two Views of Finite Space. From the latter —
” ‘All you need to do is give me your soul:
give up geometry and you will have this
marvellous machine.’ (Nowadays you
can think of it as a computer!) “
Today's Huffington Post has a review of the
new book on John Horton Conway. The reviewer
is Colm Mulcahy. For some perspective, see
a search for Mulcahy in this journal.
From a Huffington Post discussion of aesthetics by Colm Mulcahy
of Spelman College, Atlanta:
"The image below on the left… is… overly simplistic, and lacks reality:
It's all a matter of perspective: the problem here is that opposite sides
of the cube, which are parallel in real life, actually look parallel in the
left image! The image on the right is better…."
A related discussion: Eight is a Gate.
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