Dear Marion, 

As I drove back from grocery shopping early this afternoon,
it occurred to me, that the world which is established by
the "symbolic forms" language and mathematics, that "objective
world" of experience (Erfahrung) which is common to us all,
has a validity comparable to the validity of "subjective"
intuition (Anschauung) on which I have recently placed so
much emphasis. As the objective world is limited by the
validity and vagary of language, so the subjective intuition
has its limitation in the capability of the individual mind.
Neither is conceivable without the other.

As you probably know, an orthodoxy of scientists has for years
preached and proselytized on behalf not only of the primacy but
the exlusivenss of objectivity. We are told that what cannot
be expressed unambiguously should not be expressed at all.
That's an imperative that doesn't fly.