Implicitly pervasive want of interpretation in much experience can credibly imply a “textuality” of meaningful life which I’m modeling as “a dramactional condition” of oneself in apt interaction, such that the converse experience by another person—or for much of one’s experience, maybe—can be like reading as a kind
of writing.

Jan. 11
“Purposive rationality” suggests that high interests of flourishing deserve to be
the horizon of explanation and justification. This implicitly counters Jürgen Habermas’s conception of rationality, though he eventually appreciates my focus (first paragraph here), coincidently (not due to awareness of my view).

Jan. 3
Items f and g below are the first two parts of a project whose third and fourth part are posted today: “Of philological gardening” and “aspirational flourishing,” on my way now by resort.

November 21, 2025
Topics a—e are supplementary to the autumn project (items f and g); and sundries (non-lettered) are just part of the general Project. That’s discussed a bit more at “2025 update notes.”