Free speech/more TBAYS/Philip Nel/authority

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> >Kathy:
> >Well, that didn't fit in these two cases. 37540 and 37541.
> Here's a bit from 37540 written by Porphyria:
> 
> >Between the two posts I used: trust/mistrust, teaching methods, 
and
> >character development.
> 
> Still thinking about this one. Here's some metaphysics for those 
that 
> fancy it. Is the notion of respecting or disrespecting authority a 
> moral question, perhaps even a sin or a virtue? Or might you 
classify 
> it under freewill, choice and fate ? And what would you call it 
> anyway, if you had a new heading?
> 
> Carolyn
> Who doesn't see why she has to do all the thinking...


Kathy here:
Well, after those two posts I didn't have any more that addressed 
authority.  Would adding a new code make coding easier or more 
difficult? Would it make the catalogue better, or not?  I would 
think we'll run into authority issues in OoP when Harry goes to his 
hearing and when we meet Umbridge. But if that sort of situation 
already fits another code, I don't know that it would be helpful to 
add authority. 

I don't know if others have this happen, but I'll finish one post, 
and move on. Then a post or two later run across a code that would 
have fit that earlier one, but I hadn't thought of at the time. It's 
hard to keep them all in mind.

Thoughts?

Kathy