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<p>Created page.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{LJtop}}<br /> I’ve come up with something on “st.” It represents the total fixing of society. It is factness, society-thingness. For example, stop, stasis, stable, stink (what characterizes a stink is that it sticks) stare (the social permanence of air) sty (the freezing of the eye) stone. (The petrification of the one which is pronounced own. Note: won, one, own and just possibly “on”). Also: student, study, (which brings up the ud—the mating of the you (the externalization of oneself—we project onto a you what we feel)—so we have the u, the you with the d of death. Study opens expertization, socialization, etc. Star: the fixing of the ah and the ‘r’. R to me now means more than rage, it is the active element, the motility of feeling which gives shape, color, emotion, life, illuminated form to our passivity. <br /> <br /> Just note: life and rife. Rifeness is the state (st again) of life in its active form. Life is the state of life in its passive form. r is action, will to completion, l is passivity, contentment, euphoria. s and t give such tremendous &#039;&#039;st&#039;&#039;asis to a concept because s as society and t as thingness are both societal concepts—they are “ones.” After all, a thing implies an envelope rather than a continuity. As viz Bob{{LJ:Lindner}} with his quick confidence that he knew what “color” was, until I reminded him that color was an attribute of light which is not knowable, not yet.<br /> <br /> {{Notes|title=note|width=60em}}<br /> <br /> {{LJnav}}<br /> [[Category:February 14, 1955]]</div>

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