I'd Scott, I'd be most interested to see this paper. On one level, I think
you'r right in assuming that there are collisions and tensions arising from
the use of language - but I think there are many many points of contact
also. I think many of that problems arise in talking - in theoretical
discussion - disappear in the actual work process itself. As we've been
saying recently, you've just got to dance. I think the work itself
overcomes the language barriers - particularly as all our vocabularies are
strained by the kind of work that working in this area tends to produce.
R
R i c h a r d P o v a l l
Assoc. Prof of Computer Music and New Media / Chair, TIMARA Dept.
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