Post by xxxxxxxxx on Nov 11, 2020 19:19:36 GMT
1. Words are forms as words are categories and categories are forms.
2. Any form of linguistic expression in itself is the manifestation and assumption of a form.
3. To make a category is to make a distinction with this distinction being the contrast of one phenomenon to another.
4. The contrast shows a necessary form inherent within the category given that the category is defined by one phenomenon being different than another with this difference necessitating the application of limits which define said phenemenon.
5. This difference necessitates a form given where difference necessitates one phenomenon exists in a given state while not existing in another.
6. The dualism of existence and non existence, grounded under the nature of contrast as difference, reflects a dualism of being and non being with being represented under the form considering the limits applied necessitates an emergence of being from an absence of being.
7. To express anything linguistically is to manifest a contrast of being to non being through language where what exists is grounded under what is expressed through language.
8. This expression through language is an expression of being through form given language itself is a series of boundaries, or rather limits, where being has limits applied to it in such a manner where what exists exists only through the limits through which it manifests.
9. Language is thus the manifestation of being as the application limits.
2. Any form of linguistic expression in itself is the manifestation and assumption of a form.
3. To make a category is to make a distinction with this distinction being the contrast of one phenomenon to another.
4. The contrast shows a necessary form inherent within the category given that the category is defined by one phenomenon being different than another with this difference necessitating the application of limits which define said phenemenon.
5. This difference necessitates a form given where difference necessitates one phenomenon exists in a given state while not existing in another.
6. The dualism of existence and non existence, grounded under the nature of contrast as difference, reflects a dualism of being and non being with being represented under the form considering the limits applied necessitates an emergence of being from an absence of being.
7. To express anything linguistically is to manifest a contrast of being to non being through language where what exists is grounded under what is expressed through language.
8. This expression through language is an expression of being through form given language itself is a series of boundaries, or rather limits, where being has limits applied to it in such a manner where what exists exists only through the limits through which it manifests.
9. Language is thus the manifestation of being as the application limits.