on 12/15/00 9:17 PM, idm-digest-help@hyperreal.org at
idm-digest-help@hyperreal.org wrote:
quoted 3 lines Are there loops in chaos?
> Are there loops in chaos?
>
> g.quoted 2 lines Although I'm not so familiar with his work, perhaps Arnold Shoenberg's 12
>> Although I'm not so familiar with his work, perhaps Arnold Shoenberg's 12
>> tone compositions fit into the "non loop based" category. Perhaps Zappa?quoted 3 lines No, actually, Schoenberg's serial works are heavily "loop" based, if you
>No, actually, Schoenberg's serial works are heavily "loop" based, if you
>accept a loose definition of loop, which seems to be what the "fuck-a-dog
>challenge" person had in mind.quoted 6 lines At first glance, it would seem not (by definition). Perhaps, though, the
>At first glance, it would seem not (by definition). Perhaps, though, the
>difficulty would lie in perpiscuity rather than in the actual existence of
>them.
>In which case, though, it wouldn't make a lot of practical difference for
>arguing
>the point (and actually would be a rather cheap form of argumentation).quoted 3 lines But, I admit that Cage's chance pieces is an interesting proposition... ;)
>> But, I admit that Cage's chance pieces is an interesting proposition... ;)
>>
>> Are there loops in chaos?