A quick thought: that K of 3 is pretty low. After all, we're talking about a substantial philosopher in an age of giant thinkers, one who showed remarkable integrity in an idiosyncratic life. She's a saint, after all, and -- even if we have ambivalence about her converting out -- it's hard not to boast at least some.
Still, I recognize that you probably don't want to go above an 8 overall. How can a Catholic nun be more than "barely a Jew."
So, would it work to raise the K to a 4 but lower the O to a zero? After all, what could be less Jewish-like than sainted nun?
Nice work, though. She's definitely one to contemplate in this wonderful (and sometimes bizarre) project of yours.
A quick thought: that K of 3 is pretty low. After all, we're talking about a substantial philosopher in an age of giant thinkers, one who showed remarkable integrity in an idiosyncratic life. She's a saint, after all, and -- even if we have ambivalence about her converting out -- it's hard not to boast at least some.
ReplyDeleteStill, I recognize that you probably don't want to go above an 8 overall. How can a Catholic nun be more than "barely a Jew."
So, would it work to raise the K to a 4 but lower the O to a zero? After all, what could be less Jewish-like than sainted nun?
Nice work, though. She's definitely one to contemplate in this wonderful (and sometimes bizarre) project of yours.