I'm still stuck on the thoughts = action response (Which heatherly did not assert.)
For her essay, I trip over the "responsible" part. I consider myself a responsible writer, in that I feel a responsibility to write in such a way as I satisfy my own moral standards. I'm less sanguine about being held responsible for or to the moral standards of other people, especially when Moral standards is so ambiguous as to practically be an oxymoron.
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Date: 2007-06-08 01:00 am (UTC)For her essay, I trip over the "responsible" part. I consider myself a responsible writer, in that I feel a responsibility to write in such a way as I satisfy my own moral standards. I'm less sanguine about being held responsible for or to the moral standards of other people, especially when Moral standards is so ambiguous as to practically be an oxymoron.