https://youtu.be/imAmqg_ufQY

Tintinnabulation https://www.worldwidewords.org/weirdwords/ww-tin1.htm

Tintinnabulation
https://www.worldwidewords.org/weirdwords/ww-tin1.htm

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Tintinnabulation

Derived from the Latin word for a bell, <em>tintinnabulation</em> is perhaps best known from Edgar Allan Poe’s poem.

Relacionado vagamente a este tema, me inclino a querer refutar la aserción de Wittgenstein en su tractatus, ya que:

Un hecho extremadamente simple puede ser descrito en las maneras más complicadas.

La línea argumentativa que deriva de esta proposición nos lleva a tener que decidir si hay o no una manera correcta de utilizar el lenguaje y, por ende, atribuirle una teleología fundada en generalidades.

Para Wittgenstein (reconociéndolo el mismo en sus obras posteriores) sería una contradicción a su postulado donde el significado del lenguaje está en su uso práctico dentro de formas de vida particulares.

If, as Bataille (1957) maintains, transgression lifts a prohibition without suppressing it, incest is not a simple violation of the prohibition of incest. It is as though the prohibition had no value as representation for the abusive parent. That is what the twenty-two-year-old patient, Y, is in fact telling his analyst, in Simona Argentieri’s example, when he says that during his childhood he received his father’s “visit” at night, and then in daytime life carried on in an apparently normal fashion. In other words, incest is not only traumatic because of the transgression involved and its resultant effect on the psyche, it is also an attempt “to drive the other person crazy” because the incestuous parent disqualifies the child’s perception, denying the gravity of the ignominious act. Magritte, who in one of his paintings represented the image of a pipe, added the comment “This is not a pipe”, in order to emphasize the gap between a thing itself and its image or representation. When incestuous genitors, who do not have the aesthetic talent of the Belgian artist, actually carry out the act, they send a paradoxical message to the child: “this is not incest”, thereby stitching together the fantasy representation and the transgressive act itself.

Juan Eduardo Tesone, 'Incest(s) and the Negation of Otherness' in On Incest: Psychoanalytic Perspectives

An English translation that I've always enjoyed.