(urth) Like a good Neighbor

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No dia 2011/11/22, às 13:19, Lee Berman <severiansola at hotmail.com>  
escreveu:

> "GREEN is Urth!!!" (I think that is the proper quote, caps to  
> designate BLUE is not Urth).
> Marc I think you recognize there is metaphorical meaning in that.  
> But you also find
> literal meaning. Why can't it be both, depending on which  
> perspective you are taking in
> regard to space, time and dreams.

I don't think Marc has said it can't be also metaphorical. It's  
everybody else who say it can't be also literal.

> Likewise this pointless debate on whether Horn died in the pit. If  
> there is a tranferrable
> soul being considered, the definition of death is no longer as cut  
> and tried as we, in
> our world, define it. Why can't Horn be dead in one way of looking  
> at things and not really
> dead from another perspective. Moreover, why can't it be recognized  
> that Wolfe writes in
> a way in which both can be true?

Aiui James considers that the definiteness of Horn dying in the pit is  
an important element in itself - not the death, but its definiteness.