525. What, then, does the case look like
where someone really has a different relationship to the names of colours, for
example, from us? Where, that is, there persists a slight doubt or a
possibility of doubt in their use.
what does this look like?
it looks like a state of affairs –
where presumption and prejudice –
are defeated by difference
and where doubt makes obvious –
that the ground of our language use –
is uncertainty
© greg t. charlton. 2010.