postmodern Satanism

common experience must always besubmitted to criteria which, in and ofthemselves, are trans-empirical, whichis just Quine’s point above. But, whatif a different type of experience wereto present itself to analysis? What ifthe ordinary methods of cognizing theworld were not the only suchmethods? Even for rational humanbeings such as ourselves. It has longbeen understood (though perhaps notin as great a detail as presently) thatlogic and rationality arecounterbalanced by intuition and art,and that meaningful understandingscan be communicated through eitherpath. In fact, the bicameral structure ofthe human brain necessitates preciselysuch an analysis. And moderntheorists are finally catching on - fromalternative logics to holistic modelssuch as the implicate order of Bohm,