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VI
Language as a Dictionary of Humanity
['Om Prakash Dwivedi', 'Is A Literary Critic']
NAKED PUNCH
It is like “knowing something through words that could not be put in words.” In fact, feelings are always ahead of language.
It dawned on me that in the absence of a language of care and love, no human life is possible.
All of this qualifies for the tyranny of silence that only structures and legitimizes the tyranny of political language.
As George Orwell rightly pointed out,“…If thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought.” Orwell 1946 essay, “Politics and the English Language.”The fact remains that the genesis of both love and tyranny is to be found in the language itself.
Can we think of language as a dictionary of humanity?
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