I've Never Been Able to Get Into Gatari the Same Way I Got Into Dillers

i think it encouraging to know that even after decades with this stuff, it's still obscure. Ah, so getting to your book on delas, which i don't know if you have reviewed lately, but you kind of divided it into three sections. You talk about dillers in the history of philosophy, his commentaries and monographs. An then dillers and his own system of philosophy. And then third is deles with concept so hi's the concepts that he developed, often with gotari. I was wondering, you mention gutari a lot, but he's not the subject of most of your writings. You usually focus on the deles half of those ners