p h i l o s o p h i c a

[sweetwater]

A philosophical inquiry into the context of meaning whether expressed linguistically as presence or as absence remains logically consistent within symbol and construct, The logic that language and its knowability in reference to origin and existence is argued as more paleolithic than mesolithic. The logic expressed as simply as; how the sun languages the morning in as much as how a smile languages a smile, including the primitive construct of symbol expressed as square, triangle and circle. The Mesolithic construct of language existed as a picture language construct existing as a more complex and sophisticated expression of language than the more simplistic representations of the square, the triangle and/or the circle. It is the most minimalistic representation of language existing within a context of economy. It's thesis in itself is an economical representation of language and logic. What is doesn't attempt to provide or include as thesis is a bias-analysis beyond the speculative logical premise of symbol origin. It is an expressively inclusive philosophy of language where poetry exists as one of the most economical expressions of literature and construct. Poetry's historically oral tradition created the construct of its present economy within the limitation of human memory. This thesis is elegantly ironic in its want to minimalize or ephemeralize existing constructs of thought, inquiry and expression in the paradox of a materialistic presentation. It exists as much as humour or satire as it would also exist as theological and/or political. In short, it exists as long as you think it does!

[hester_prynne]

I honed in on the word origin in here, and then I got this instantaneous hankering to change that word to origrin which leads me to also write the word origrinal.
We need more words with grin in them.
H

[Nazz]

Man, the price of an education.
Philosophy of symbols written in symbols.
If we all knew the symbols, why a language gap?
How the sun languages morning, familiar with that.
How a smile languages a smile, cheating.
Poetry must evolve.
That's all.