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From left: Steve Lee, Cindy, Steve Ashby, Paul. On Gene Golub's
patio, July, 1991
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From the left, Noel Nachtigal, Steve Lee, Paul Saylor, Cindy Saylor, Gene
Golub, Amala Krishna and L. Mahadevan. Nov. 4, 1994. Photo by Gerrit Saylor.
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Grandson Quentin in a reflective mood
Caption: ``Where was I? Oh, yes. The categorical imperative of Kant, while
an interesting concept, fails to transcend the limpid quality of
Wittgenstein in his---I mean here Wittgenstein's---enunciation of the
quintessence. Thus, one sees a link that leads from Kant to the dismal
failure of postmodernism. Others hesitate to speak truth, record memory,
and defend our civilization, but to state it as clearly as is possible,
there is a fishy odor emanating from the shallow pretenses of this
ridiculous postmodernism movement with its dubious origins in the
superficialties of Teutonic structuralism.''
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Manish Malhotra (left) and Joerg Liesen 6/18/97
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Gerrit, Feb., 2001.
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