#aorist

23.01.19

It’s been *mildly* relaxing this evening, just enjoying not having the essay looming over me 😂

revised Greek vocab

revised Greek verb endings (strong & weak aorist, present passive)

listened to dodie

I also had an impromptu sign language meet up, which was lovely even though there weren’t many of us😂 we practiced, went through the homework and shared some new signs :)

no yeah the aorist is total dogshit. i'm assuming you're referring to this one from yesterday:

"You left me or do you not remember?" — "Yne qrīdrughia iā kostilus kesir rūnō daor?"

the reason i put qrīdrughia in the aorist instead of the perfect (which would be qrīdrūdā) is because the other half of the conditional is phrased in the present: "or do you not remember?" with that taken into account, the first clause (to me) basically reads as, "you left me, and the fact remains." seems aorist-ish.

읽다, 즉 사랑하다.

불현듯 솟아오르는 행복. 시니피앙(signifiant)의 연쇄로부터의 영원한 도주. 그럴 수 있을 만한 틈이 생기는 즉시 달아나기. 그리고 펼쳐진 책 위로 뛰어들기. 아폴론에게 봉헌된 백조가 죽음에 무언가 좋은 게 있음을 예견하고서 노래와 기쁨으로 죽음을 받아들이는 것처럼. 삶에서 그 어떤 역경을 겪은 적이 없음에도, 플라톤의 『파이돈』을 읽은 후에 망설임 없이 성곽에서 바다로 몸을 던진 테옴브로토스와 같이.

(모여든 단어들의 외피를 절개하며 침전하는 獨者의 동공)