iandol on fri 30 mar 01
Dear William Moody,=20
Thank you for your response < I think that it is easier to define what =
is bad form than to define what is good.>
I would be interested in your definition of "Bad Form". How is this =
identified?
In the case of technical quality what is poor may be obvious. Rough =
surfaces, cracks and fractures, kiln dirt, slipshod brushwork and so on. =
But because, so far, no definition has been given to enable us to =
conceptualise "Form" I think the problem of identifying what is good and =
what is bad is not possible.
Best regards,
Ivor.
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