Do you know the difference?

2 Responses to Do you know the difference?

1. Eliana Kalaf says:

   July 25, 2014 at 9:37 am

   Hi Klaus,

   Here is my understanding and my contribution.

   One reference is:
   The self or subject is really an object timed out by “time”. The known object is equally given by “time”. TSK 170

   Reading this I can say that timed-out meaning is a meaning already given a frozen meaning. A meaning not timed-out is alive and always changing.

   The quality of separation is also timed-out. A meaning timed-out is based on frozen memories of the past, separated from what is going on now.

   So, what do you think?

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   • Klaus Noldes says:

     July 26, 2014 at 2:21 am

     Hi Eliana,

     yes, thank you, that makes my stuck mind move again on this point.
     My sense is that a meaning in itself is a frozen thing, timed-out by nature already.
     So to talk about a ” non- timed- out” meaning does not really make sense to me.
     A “non-timed-out” meaning is not a meaning anymore, but maybe something like time happening, presenting.

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