{Technology and Art}[15th July 1989]

[Redbook6:155][19890715:1035c]{Technology and Art}[15th July 1989]

19890715.1035

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Technology, around the outer degree U, is pagan, and tends towards a greater separation; most Art,* around the outer degree J~, is also pagan, but tends towards less separation (paradoxically)[,] via disintegration.

Both technology and Art can, however[,] be used in a non-separating way (eg technology in support of music): for technology this must be the inner circle degree of u[~], and therefore presumably subordinated to inner (non-material) functions; for art, however, it can be inner circle, in the same way: or outer circle, ie in its own right, where the disintegrating effect leads back to the degree C.

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Text extracted from ms diagram reproduced above:]

				C
	Music			+			Mathematics
		R~				S~
Literature	G~	+		+		+	M~	Science
	(Visual)	J~				U~
	Art			+			Technology
				Manufacture &c
				A~

*excepting most Music, much Poetry, and some other Literature.

{See above, [[Redbook6:6-7][19881015:1255]{Arts and Crafts: Diversity and Distraction}[15th October 1988]] 6[-7])

**[cf [Redbook6:6-7][19881015:1255]{Arts and Crafts: Diversity and Distraction}[15th October 1988], esp 7 (diagram)]

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