Quality Control: Zen and The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert Pirsig

There are words that may be king of all misused words. This word is used to be completely ignored and not interested in any other word. No, this is neither literally nor "legal", but it is worth protecting that these words are valid - the word is quality. Some abuses are in the capital 'Q' with a fundamental difference between quality and quality, and it can be removed very briefly. The object is attached with a small 'q' mass. It is the sum of the value of the item, the value of the piece placed on it and its composition.

In his pioneering work "Zen" and "Motorcycle Maintenance Art" Robert Pilchg believes there is what is called "quality". He said that there is something like quality in this world, this is real and not a style. Pirsig considers the pursuit of quality to be the driving force of all human efforts, and as a result of this effort, we call it art. In this case, it is the technique of micro distillation. Like many people who have thought about the way of enlightenment in their daily lives, Pirsig also hints at the fact that the value of artistic practice is about the same as actually creating it. Regardless of the true beauty of any art, in fact, regardless of format, it is as a lens, a mirror, and we can think of

Fragment of Wikipedia: "In the field of maintenance of Zen and motorcycle, Pirsig is exploring the meaning and concept of quality, he thinks that this term can not be defined. According to Pirsig, this method is in modern life You can avoid a lot of general frustration and frustration ... "

On Monday, Robert M. Pierschig, creator of Zen and motorcycle maintenance art, and his family died at the home of Maine State South Bawwick. He is 88 years old. He wrote these two books, but each will be remembered as a classic of modern philosophy. For inexperienced people, the main clue behind the two books is quality, and the word Pirsig is used to mean that it represents a unique type of event. When the theme and subject (or actor and action) are so intertwined that it becomes difficult to separate, they become one. Because of this relationship, Pirsig wrote that it has a special quality. "Working on a motorcycle, doing it well, loving and achieving peace of mind is part of this process."