It is an inward definition of love— albeit subjective, grounded with an essentialist approach. Language is used depending on the definition that one constituted and desired, arbitrary. It is arbitrary and differentiated with such infinite context — leverage by every aspect from the world of a lifetime. For that, one’s…

I. Every individual is a circle. II. A circle connected with a line is every individual in geometric shape, depicted in space for that very shape. III. Circles are individuals, lines are links to circles other than the circle of the individual-self, which to other individuals. IV. A circle to…

“One of the Gods lost her earrings, and She cried profusely because of it.” The locals told me this rather brief myth and chuckled — unwilling to continue as they thought its sound whimsical to the ears of a modern man. But to tell you the truth, nothing I take…

Ferdinand de Saussure began his semiotic study as a form of critique towards the linguistic system before him, which places the context of the language of sign or symbolization with its necessity relation alongside material objects. In Saussure’s semiotics, signs are not reflections of reality, but are constructs of reality…

It is humans who change the flow of history, change themselves, and become the product of history itself- Karl Marx. Marx stated that human nature does not exist only biologically, but psychologically, by distinguishing between human nature in general, and human nature as modified. Human nature is generally referred to…

How do humans and their knowledge relate to the world? G.W.F Hegel in his Phenomenology of Spirit gives principle regarding human consciousness, which is the ‘knowing’ and the ‘immediate’ as humans earliest abilities. These abilities can be referred to as ‘immediate knowing’, or ‘instant awareness’. In everyday life, human consciousness…

It strikes my motive the first time regarding dream, time, and recollection, when I read several great works from where the credit is due, and here will be stated in no time with no proper citation. I took significant fragments as the continuation for this letter, and most here written…

The aroma. We smell something far away, and our chest feels compressed, the heart as if electrocuted, and the brain triggered slightly more than we could anticipate. It’s not long before we know what this sensory response means, which memory it refers to. But the confusion arises in what we…

How do we tell a translation is correct — or the right one — or that is true? A translator could come up with the idea of subjective self bilingual ability, or the notions of language-cultural understanding, or the people-environment practical experience and repetition, or to state the reference from…