The centrolinden.com address in the previous post
suggests a search for Navarre in this journal that yields…
“D’exterieur en l’interieur entre
Qui va par moi, et au milieu du centre
Me trouvera, qui suis le point unique,
La fin, le but de la mathematique;
Le cercle suis dont toute chose vient,
Le point ou tout retourne et se maintient.”
— Marguerite de Navarre
"Anomalies must be expected along the conceptual frontier
between the temporal and the eternal."
– The Death of Adam , by Marilynne Robinson (1998, 2005),
essay on Marguerite de Navarre
Perfect Symmetry (Oct. 2008) and Perfect Symmetry single (Dec. 2008)—
Related science…
Heinz Pagels in Perfect Symmetry (paperback, 1985), p. xvii—
The penultimate chapter of this third part of the book—
as far as speculation is concerned— describes some
recent mathematical models for the very origin of the
universe—how the fabric of space, time and matter can
be created out of absolutely nothing. What could have more
perfect symmetry than absolute nothingness? For the first
time in history, scientists have constructed mathematical
models that account for the very creation of the universe
out of nothing.
On Grand Unified Theories (GUT's) of physics (ibid., 284)—
In spite of the fact that GUTs leave deep puzzles unsolved,
they have gone a long way toward unifying the various
quantum particles. For example, many people are disturbed
by the large numbers of gluons, quarks and leptons. Part of
the appeal of the GUT idea is that this proliferation of
quantum particles is really superficial and that all the gluons
as well at the quarks and leptons may be simply viewed as
components of a few fundamental unifying fields. Under the
GUT symmetry operation these field components transform
into one another. The reason quantum particles appear to
have different properties in nature is that the unifying
symmetry is broken. The various gluons, quarks and leptons
are analogous to the facets of a cut diamond, which appear
differently according to the way the diamond is held but in
fact are all manifestations of the same underlying object.
Related art— Puzzle and Particles…
The Diamond 16 Puzzle (compare with Keane art above)—
—and The Standard Model of particle theory—
The fact that both the puzzle and the particles appear
within a 4×4 array is of course completely coincidental.
See also a more literary approach— "The Still Point and the Wheel"—
"Anomalies must be expected along the conceptual frontier between the temporal and the eternal."
— The Death of Adam , by Marilynne Robinson, Houghton Mifflin, 1998, essay on Marguerite de Navarre
Anomaly
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Robert Quine, 61, By BEN SISARIO Robert Quine, a noted guitarist of the New York rock scene of the 1970’s and 80’s who played with Richard Hell, Lou Reed and others, died last week in his home in Manhattan. He was 61. He was found dead by the police on Saturday, said James Marshall, a friend. The police found a note and said they believed the death was a suicide but are awaiting a medical examiner’s report. Mr. Marshall said he believed Mr. Quine died on May 31. In the loud world of New York punk, where crude simplicity trumped most conventional notions of musical skill, Mr. Quine stood out as a stylish virtuoso…. “He was an extraordinary mixture of taste, intelligence, and rock ‘n’ roll abilities, coupled with major technique and a scholar’s memory for every decent guitar lick ever played under the musical sun,” Mr. Reed said…. Mr. Quine was an anomaly in the punk scene. Older than most of his fellow musicians, he had a law degree and was nearly bald, and wore button-down shirts and sport coats and described his appearance as that of a “deranged insurance salesman.”…. His uncle, the philosopher W. V. Quine, died in 2000. |
| “Anomalies must be expected along the conceptual frontier between the temporal and the eternal.” — The Death of Adam, by Marilynne Robinson, Houghton Mifflin, 1998, essay on Marguerite de Navarre “D’exterieur en l’interieur entre |
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