29-12-2025, 05:38 AM
@ oshfdk, yes I agree with you regarding the distinction you are making, and that we cannot (yet) have prohibited assumptions re. the VM text.
But the problem is how to tell if a text is of one or another type if each word has multiple meanings, especially as found in poetry contexts when use of metaphors and double meanings are expected.
Let’s say we have a statement A B C D E, where each has a variety of meanings and connotations corresponding to it, as 1-5, from most apparent to more hidden. The thread A1-B3-C2-D5-E4 may sound incoherent and readily dismissable, but the thread A3-B1-C4-D2-E5 may be meaningful.
It will take an effort to figure it out, of course, but then that’s the point I was making. A grammatically “free licensed” poem or poetic narrative can provide an effective way of hiding hidden meanings.
Regarding your previous reply, sorry that I missed the last line. Yes, I would be interested in seeing your set of labels which may come of use later. At this point, I was not claiming anything beyond that one word, just a larva thread for the elephant’s silk!
But the problem is how to tell if a text is of one or another type if each word has multiple meanings, especially as found in poetry contexts when use of metaphors and double meanings are expected.
Let’s say we have a statement A B C D E, where each has a variety of meanings and connotations corresponding to it, as 1-5, from most apparent to more hidden. The thread A1-B3-C2-D5-E4 may sound incoherent and readily dismissable, but the thread A3-B1-C4-D2-E5 may be meaningful.
It will take an effort to figure it out, of course, but then that’s the point I was making. A grammatically “free licensed” poem or poetic narrative can provide an effective way of hiding hidden meanings.
Regarding your previous reply, sorry that I missed the last line. Yes, I would be interested in seeing your set of labels which may come of use later. At this point, I was not claiming anything beyond that one word, just a larva thread for the elephant’s silk!