behavior. This will become clearer as we proceed; it will 
     appear that even the most desacralized existence still 
     preserves traces of a religious valorization of the world. 
     (p. 23)

The method of the twentieth century is to use not single but 
multiple models for experimental exploration—the technique of 
the suspended judgment.

*     William Ivins, Jr., in Prints and Visual Communication , 
stresses (p. 63) how natural it is in the world of the written 
word to move towards a merely nominalist position such as no 
nonliterate man could dream of:

     . . . Plato’s Ideas and Aristotle’s forms, essences, and 
     definitions, are specimens of this transference of reality