| Some questions about Inverse Insight
Here are a few questions to raise with regard to the nature of inverse
insight.
1. It apprehends that a question is mistaken. Since all insights
are answers to questions, what is the question that leads to an inverse
insight? How and why does this question arise? Is it the
answer to the question that is seeking an intelligibility and discovers
none?
2. What is the relation of the inverse insight to the question for
reflection, reflective insight and judgment? How is it verified? (One can
think here how Lonergan verifies that difference in particular places and
times are not intelligible.
3. What kind of definition articulates this insight? At this
early stage in insight, Lonergan has mentioned three--nominal,
explanatory, and implicit. |
