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PHIL HARPER APR 11, 2024 READ

In the scattered culture we’ve created, we can pick something up, analyse it entirely without its context, and put it back down again as though it never existed at all. As McGilchrist tells us, meaning can only be relational. Think about it; a single note on a piano means nothing, but a complex arrangement of notes, beautifully crafted and played with a little “je ne sais quoi”, and suddenly meaning comes into being.

It’s the relationships between the notes that impart meaning.