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Firstly, ...... the description is less a representation of the picture, or even a representation of seeing the picture, than a representation of thinking about having seen the picture. ...... Secondly, many of the more powerful terms in the description will be a little indirect, in that they refer first not to the physical picture itself but to the effect the picture has on us...... 

看了这一段，忽然想起《Philosophy in a new key》里面的一段（P55）：
Even in the simplest kinds of meaning there must be at least two other things related to the term that "means" -- an object that is "meant", and a subject who uses the term ...... the existence of a subject is often tacitly accepted, but if there is not at least one thing meant and one mind for which it is meant, then there is not a complete meaning, only a partial pattern which might be completed in different ways.