# 9 Recording and Representing, Analog and Digital John Kulvicki **Opening (not a real abstract):** In the final analysis, however, a definition should be more than merely adequate to the intuitive data. It should show that the cases cited are instances of a theoretically interesting general kind, and it should emphasize the fundamen tal basis of that theoretical interest. -John Haugeland, "Analog and Analog" (HT, 75) **Authors:** [[Recording and Representing, Analog and Digital]]