(Or rather, to what turns out to be even less than a
footnote, but merely an after-echo of C.S. Lewis.)
Just added to the essay “Internal, External, Universal”:
I had rather hoped to have added a
“Footnote to CSL” with that shtick about creatures as homomorphic images (of various cuts and complexity) of their
Creator, a more flexible metaphor than Lewis’ example of the faces of a
cube. But upon re-reading his
essay “Transposition”, I learn that Transposition
is his term for much the same thing -- he even uses the term algebraic in that connection. The whole idea is worked-out
exquisitely in that place.
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