It's the old case against symbols: if you get them, they seem obvious and artificial, and if you don't, you miss the whole point.


Walker Percy Redivivus" (1971), p. 130 - The Good Word & Other Words (1978)


It's the old case against symbols: if you get them, they seem obvious and artificial, and if you don't, you miss the whole point.

It's the old case against symbols: if you get them, they seem obvious and artificial, and if you don't, you miss the whole point.

It's the old case against symbols: if you get them, they seem obvious and artificial, and if you don't, you miss the whole point.

It's the old case against symbols: if you get them, they seem obvious and artificial, and if you don't, you miss the whole point.