Philip Universal Grammar
Philip Universal Grammar
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Man
Man is
The tall man is
The tall, blond man is
The tall, blond, blue-eyed man is
The tall, blond, blue-eyed, white-skinned man is
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fragments—common noun, neuter gender, plural number, third person
object of verb remembers. Re-membered fragments become whole.
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fragments
brief
as Sappho’s
tremble of tongue on the brink of
ex/
(when the passage of sound is completely
blocked a consonant is called)
plosive
tongue on the brink of
ex/
(prex—occurring only before vowels)
odus
orcize
on the brink of
ex/
(to strip or peel o (the skin) 1547)
coriate
tongue trembles
on the again and again
of forget
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Parsing—the exercise of dis-membering language into fragmentary
cells that forget to re-member.
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when the smallest cell remembers—
how do you
how can you
when the smallest cell
remembers
lose a language
Slip mouth over the syllable; moisten with tongue the word.
Suck Slide Play Caress Blow—Love it, but if the word
gags, does not nourish, bite it o—at its source—
Spit it out
Start again
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