Fantastic–excellent quality! “Perspectival” is a fine new addition to my conceptual storehouse. I immediately cemented it in my mind by creating mental ideogram, which I semantically bind to my ideogram for “relative”. By the way, I just made a post on my site neoideograms.com re your “Aphorisms on Art”.
The main question I left with from your prefatory remarks is, why does a world of images need to be “chaotic”? Or without stability? The images themselves have some structure and stasis, without the “thing in itself” coming into consideration.
Table 41: A Novel by Joseph Suglia 
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Fantastic–excellent quality! “Perspectival” is a fine new addition to my conceptual storehouse. I immediately cemented it in my mind by creating mental ideogram, which I semantically bind to my ideogram for “relative”. By the way, I just made a post on my site neoideograms.com re your “Aphorisms on Art”.
The main question I left with from your prefatory remarks is, why does a world of images need to be “chaotic”? Or without stability? The images themselves have some structure and stasis, without the “thing in itself” coming into consideration.
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I just listen to a few minutes of Chapter 11 from Table 41. Your use of language is unique: very much like Chinese poetry.
Using words to create a mental image is the most powerful form of written expression.
Kudos to you and thank you for inspiring me. I can learn a lot from a gifted writer as yourself!
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I normally don’t accept comments, but I love yours and will treasure it. Thank you, charming Cat.
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