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TRADITION | Sapin et arbre de Noël : origine et histoire ➽ http://bit.ly/Origine-Sapin-Noel L’arbre de Noël est un petit arbuste vert, le plus ordinairement un sapin, aux branches duquel on attache les cadeaux que l’on veut distribuer aux enfants, à l’occasion de la fête. Il apparaît tout éclatant de lumières, tout chargé de jouets et de friandises
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To see human beings as signifying animals — even outside the practice of verbal language — and to see that their ability to produce and to interpret signs, as well as their ability to draw inferences, is rooted in the same cognitive structures, represent a way to give form to our experience.
Umberto Eco, Semiotics and the Philosophy of Language
Wabi-Sabi
Es jodidamente irreal, que exista una palabra cuya perfección esté en el significado y no en lo externo como el concepto que tiene.
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Être différent n'est ni une bonnes ni un mauvaise chose. Cela signifie simplement que vous êtes suffisamment courageux pour être vous même.
Albert Camus
Anxiety...It is therefore a compass to indicate the real. It is our compass, our orientation in clinical psychoanalysis, since it was, at the moment he uttered it, Lacan’s own reinvention.
But in both fear and anxiety, the subject is aware of a danger. He defends himself with what is for him a danger “signal,” a “signal” of the real that Lacan qualifies as opaque, since it is not signifierable [signifiantisable] and thus in contrast to the symbolic function of the signifier, whose vocation is to clarify. This is why the strange, the opaque, before which anxiety operates as “signal,” is about the “irreducible of the real”, says Lacan. And this is why he can affirm his guiding principle of his Seminar: that of all the signals, anxiety is the one that “does not deceive.” Beyond the entire signifying operation hitherto promoted by Lacan, anxiety, which escapes the signifier, thus indicates a certainty with regard to the desire of the Other and the response of the subject, and with regard to the irreducible of the real. It is therefore a compass to indicate the real. It is our compass, our orientation in clinical psychoanalysis, since it was, at the moment he uttered it, Lacan’s own reinvention.
Laure Naveau. Anxiety, Signal of the Real. The Irish Circle of the Lacanian Orientation. 2012. Translated by Florencia F. C. Shanahan and Pamela King.
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Les mots sont les ombres pâlies de noms oubliés. De même que les noms, les mots aussi ont un pouvoir. Les mots peuvent allumer des incendies dans l'esprit des hommes. Les mots peuvent tirer les larmes des coeurs les plus endurcis. Il y a les sept mots qui rendront une femme amoureuse de toi. Il y a les dix mots qui réduiront à néant la volonté d'un homme fort. Mais un mot n'est rien d'autre que la peinture d'un feu. Un nom, c'est le feu lui-même.
Le Nom du Vent, Chronique du Tueur de Roi, Première Journée - Patrick Rothfuss
« Il existe des mots que je voudrais crier, mais que je n'ai même pas le courage de murmurer. Il y a aussi des mots que je voudrais simplement dire, mais dont je voudrais changer le sens. » - Lonepsi
Hey guys, I am presenting you some of my theories about demon slayer character's names meaning. I made these theories out of my knowledge of the Japanese language, which basically means that my theories are based on the vocabulary of a 5-year-old child.
Nezuko : I thought ''nezu'' came from the word ''nezumi'' which means mouse in Japanese and ''ko''means child. So we can say that Nezuko means ''mouse child''. This makes sense since she can become smaller with her demon powers.
Inosuke : ''Ino'' could coming from ''inoshishi'' which means boar in Japanese, and maybe ''suke'' is kind of related to child or son idk. It can completely be true because Inosuke grew up with boars as a family, and where is his freaking boar mask coming from ?
Zenitsu : ''Zen'' means you know, zen, like when you are in peace with yourself and you being calm you don't even know why. And ''itsu'' is ''when'' in Japanese, so maybe the name means ''When are you zen ?''. It is ironic because Zenitsu is the character who is the most scared of the death.
In conclusion,
GUYS THIS IS A COMPLETELY WRONG THEORY WHEN YOU CHECK IT OUT ON INTERNET THE MEANING ARE FAR AWAY FROM WHAT I JUST WROTE !!
WHEN I WAS THINKING OF THE THEORY IT WAS LATE IN THE NIGHT, I DID THAT JUST FOR THE JOKE OK ?
No actually for Nezuko I was really thinking that it came out from mouse.
