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Jun 28, 2006 20:34

From Lao Tzu: wei wu wei ce wu bu zhi ( Read more... )

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theartistshado July 1 2006, 06:12:58 UTC
I look forward to meeting you someday. I would likely spend much time being a rapt and attentive listener to the fascinating thoughts that reverberate within and throughout your cranium, but perhaps much of your philosophical essence derives from intensely introspective analysis of your world and spiritual environment. Do you find it easier to express yourself verbally or through the written word?

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hermeneut July 8 2006, 07:03:46 UTC
I look forward to meeting you as well. If you're ever near the San Francisco Bay area, let me know. I'm currently in the process of moving into a place close to downtown Berkeley ( ... )

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oops gfalka July 4 2006, 14:51:34 UTC
hi=) i'm terribly sorry for this message, but i'm a russian studiant, and i need you help)
my final work in university close to phonosemantics, and i saw this term in you interest.So)the subject is. Could you be soooooooo kind, and advise me any literature in English about phonosemantics, that available for free in i-net?
sorrrrrrry for bad eng=)
hope to recieve smth=_)
my e-mail is zintra@mail.ru

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Re: oops hermeneut July 8 2006, 06:39:50 UTC
John Lawler and Margo Magnus are two of the best writers on phonosemantics to write in English.

Magnus is at http://www.conknet.com/~mmagnus/

and Lawler is at http://www-personal.umich.edu/~jlawler/

On Lawler's page, there is a bibliography of phonosemantics: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~jlawler/.

The essay on "Athematic Metaphors" is also good. http://www-personal.umich.edu/~jlawler/Rhodes-Lawler-1981-cls17.pdf

Вы говорите на английском языке лучше, чем я говорю на русском языке

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wow gfalka July 8 2006, 09:14:13 UTC
thanks a lot

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