Talking to a friend // Roman Jakobson and phenomenology

Nov 11, 2007 14:35

There are a lot of things I've wanted to tell you all over the past week, but I've been distracted by a lot of things. I think am less dense than the water above me; I keep buoying up higher ( Read more... )

whitney wood, merleau-ponty, roman jakobson, communication, friendship, language

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tcpip November 12 2007, 00:50:18 UTC

This morning, my first words were something like, "Is verb nominalization universal to all languages?" "Yes," he said. And it begins again.

Damn, what a great way to start a day. Add a line and a martini and I'd adopt that as a permanent lifestyle.

On topic however this line of reasoning does have a great deal of validity. A language provides a set of shared symbolic values within a cultural group. Subcultures have their own affinity with members and thus their own subset of shared symbolic values. In intense friendships..

Wel, yes. You're right.

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doclabyrinth November 12 2007, 02:17:13 UTC
stop killing puppies! they're cute, and css is the future, and the future is now.

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vaguelyweird November 12 2007, 06:11:25 UTC
face hurts...

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paulhope November 12 2007, 21:46:58 UTC
Why face?

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vaguelyweird November 12 2007, 23:33:57 UTC
from reading your thing

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paulhope November 13 2007, 03:39:39 UTC
But why face? I don't understand. Head, maybe. Eyes, maybe. Face?

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