Kaeuzchensteig
Kaeuzchensteig / D
Kaeuzchensteig / N
Kaeuzchensteig / S
Kestrel
Knowing, 12
Laden
Lapse and fall, 116
Laws of clash, 247
Length of Railroad Ties
Light is not heat, 273
Linker
Mantle
Map lichen
Map of 1 S 127 W
Map of 19 S, 18 W
Map of 44 N 122 W
Map of 48 N 73 W
Map of 50 N 121 W
Map of parallel 46 N, at a scale of one inch to one degree longitude
Map of parallel 52 N, at a scale of one foot to one degree longitude
Map of parallel 52 N, at a scale of one inch to one degree longitude
Map of parallel 59 S, at a scale of one inch to one degree longitude
Map of parallel 81 N, at a scale of one foot to one degree longitude
Maps of parallels 41 N and 49 N, at a scale of ten seconds to one degree
Maps of parallels 87 S - 88 N
Marsh, Sentient third, Beneficial third, Relational third, Non-thought third
Minnesota Bird Rainbow
Minor third, Amateur third, Third fill, Limestone third, Third aspen
Miscellaneous papers
Mittel
Mountain building event
Moving third, Third furrow, Third roof, Third interval, Third pine
Murder, 178
Names & Poems
Nicola
Not-moving third
Nothing new, 141
Laws of clash, 247
2005
exhibition, Donald Young Gallery, Chicago
Each of these works is made with an excerpt from an index I wrote for a book of essays by William James. (The Will to Believe and Other Essays in Popular Philosophy, Longmans, Green & Co., 1897). The visual aspect of the thin line of each work is a reduction, though to me, neither incomplete nor essential. As visual and textual notation, the works are in hand with James' concept that "the simple classification of things is, on the one hand, the best possible theoretic possibility, but is, on the other, a most miserable and inadequate substitute for the fulness of truth" ('The Sentiment of Rationality' 1879).
