A sentence always means more. Even a single word, within the weave of incommensurable connotation, can, and usually does.


Ch. 4 (p. 82). - Real Presences (1989) - II: The Broken Contract


A sentence always means more. Even a single word, within the weave of incommensurable connotation, can, and usually does.

A sentence always means more. Even a single word, within the weave of incommensurable connotation, can, and usually does.

A sentence always means more. Even a single word, within the weave of incommensurable connotation, can, and usually does.

A sentence always means more. Even a single word, within the weave of incommensurable connotation, can, and usually does.