Spencer Heath's
Series
Spencer Heath Archive
Item 2797
Penciling by Spencer MacCallum on the back of a typed page defining “rational” for the glossary in Citadel, Market & Altar. MacCallum here capturing some of Heath’s words in conversation.
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In common parlance we speak of something as rational and the opposite as arbitrary. Association beyond familial is numerical because rational, universal because impersonal. “Consensual rationality” is used by society. Quantities involved are determined in freedom, by spontaneity and mutuality. Quantities are arrived at by measurement in freedom in society, arbitrarily in government, by empirical methods at best.
Metadata
Title | Conversation - 2797 |
Collection Name | Spencer Heath Archive |
Series | Conversation |
Box number | 17:2650-2844 |
Document number | 2797 |
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Description | Penciling by Spencer MacCallum on the back of a typed page defining “rational” for the glossary in Citadel, Market & Altar. MacCallum here capturing some of Heath’s words in conversation |
Keywords | Society Rationality |