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Jan D
Jan D is on page 30 of 190
My newest entry in people-who-argue-against-Aristotle. The premise is that the idea of rationality is (implicitly) bound to literacy. Might be interesting with post-colonial anthropology?
May 05, 2020 02:13PM
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Jan D
Jan D is on page 143 of 190
"[linguist imagine teaching] a grammar of English to English-born English-speaking students is an exercise in making explicit to the students what they already know, but did not know they knew…" like a "…Swiftian school of physiologists at the grand academy of Lagado devoted to writing a complete grammar of how to climb stairs. We can, of course, already climb a flight of stairs."
May 16, 2020 04:20AM
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Jan D
Jan D is on page 140 of 190
"writing is a mode of communication sui generis and has no intrinsic connexion with speech at all. This should already have been evident from the long history of musical notation, but linguists turned a professional blind eye to music."
May 16, 2020 01:25AM
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Jan D
Jan D is on page 60 of 190
After not agreeing with Canadian Media Theory, now not agreeing with Aristotle. Back to the roots. Still a good read.
May 09, 2020 11:20AM
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Jan D
Jan D is on page 60 of 190
Currently not agreeing with Ong.
May 08, 2020 12:09PM
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Jan D
Jan D is on page 40 of 190
May 07, 2020 04:26AM
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