in philosophy at Wheaton College (Ill.) in 1965. In his book Painting Borges, he narrates how he changed his field of study from architecture to mathematics to English literature to philosophy because he became "enthralled by language" and "craved ... to know [its] secret." He received his M.A.
In 1965 at Wheaton College (Ill.), the author of Painting Borges explained that he moved from architecture to mathematics, then English literature, and ultimately philosophy due to being "captivated by language" and "yearning... to comprehend [its] secrets." He earned his M.A.