理查德·舒斯特曼意在提出一种艺术的多元论视角,同时以我的寻常物变容的观点加以论说。他忠实于他的哲学偏好,以本真的精神理解我对“变容”一词的挪用,这种精神曾经灌注并继续灌注在他的哲学探索甚至他的生活之中。我想说,这是一种向冒险敞开的勇气,而我自己却从未自曝于此。他文中叙述的一件事令我惊异——他去日本研习,并非作为一名学者,而是作为朝圣者。他去学禅修!我从没让自己打坐,因为我的头脑过于焦躁了,用一句让人想 Richard Schusterman is intended to propose a multidimensional perspective of art while at the same time arguing from the perspective of the transformation of my ordinary things. He is faithful to his philosophical preference and realizes my appropriation of the word “transfiguration”, which once perfumed and continued to infuse his philosophical exploration and even his life. I want to say that this is a kind of courage to open to adventure, and I have never exposed it myself. I was amazed by what he described in his article - he went to Japan to study, not as a scholar, but as a pilgrim. He went to study meditation! I never meditated because my mind was too upset