GG: So You Want to Write a . . . What??

["Joseph Podlesnik" <veronese@jerseycape.com>]

Junichi:

So You Want to Write a Fugue is one of those strange and subtle English
linguistic constructions, for it is a declarative statement at the same
time that it is a question. I once saw a book for would-be medical
students, titled "So You Want to be a Doctor?" It has an air of
conversational informality to it. Perfectly natural that GG would
informalize the very formal, rigid, musical form we call the fugue.

Gotta run. Hope this helped . . .

Joseph
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"Despite my admiration for scientific knowledge, I am not an adherent of 
scientism. For scientism dogmatically asserts the authority of scientific 
knowledge; whereas I do not believe in any authority and have always 
resisted dogmatism; and I continue to resist it, especially in science. I 
am opposed to the thesis that the scientist must believe in his theory. 
As far as I am concerned 'I do not believe in  belief', as E. M. Forster 
says; and I especially do not believe in belief in science. I believe at 
most that belief has a place in ethics, and even here only in a few 
instances. I believe, for example, that objective truth is a value -- that 
is, an ethical value, perhaps the greatest value there is -- and that 
cruelty is the greatest evil."   -- Karl Popper (1982)