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Thursday, February 28, 2019

Eden Pendant

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  1. In the sixteenth century, real language-it is not a uniform and homogeneous
    the totality of independent signs in which things are reflected as in
    the mirror, revealing one after another its specific truth. It is rather
    opaque, mysterious, closed thing, a fragmented and
    completely mysterious mass in contact here and there with figures
    the world and interwoven with them, so that all together they form
    a network of marks in which each can play and actually plays
    all other the role of content or of sign, secrets or instructions.
    Taken in its rough historical Genesis, language of the XVI century is not
    an arbitrary system; it is placed inside the world and at the same time
    forms part of it, because things themselves hide and find my
    mystique as a language and because words speak to the person as
    to be deciphering things. The great metaphor of the book that reveal
    dismantled to spell and read, to know nature, is merely
    the visible underside of another, much more profound transfer of the driving
    language to exist within the universe, plants, herbs, stones, and
    animals.
    Language is part of the great distribution of likes and will take.
    Therefore, he should be studied as a thing belonging to nature. As
    plants, animals, or stars, its elements have their laws
    affinity and compliance of their mandatory counterparts. Ramus divided his
    grammar in two parts. The first was devoted to etymology, which meant
    searches not the original meaning of the words, but just the internal 'properties' of letters,
    syllables and, finally, whole words. The second part dealt with the syntax
    whose task was to teach "verbal constructions based on properties of
    words", and the syntax was "almost solely only in establishing
    compliance and mutual communication properties, such as a noun with
    noun or with the verb, adverbs with all of the words to which it
    joins, Union, combine them with the order of things

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