Paleolithic Etymology of : SeNS

Linguistic references

Semantic fields in Paraklist

Attach, detach, compose in TR2

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STRauSS BRiCoLer CoLLe RéeL SuRRéeL PRoChe PRéVoir CouPer MaTièRe MyThe JaiLLir SeNS FRaGment ReaL SuRReaL CuT MyTh MaTeRial MeaN FRaGment

Polysemic Polisson in S1

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PoLySeMy MeaN PoLySéMie SeNS

Ambiguity, paradox and symbol in S1

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WoRD MeaN Thing oPPoSe SymBoL MoT SiGNe ChoSe ConTRaire aTTeNTion SeNS SymBoLe

Sense, upwards, downwards (and vice-versa) in S1

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PaRaDoX SaMe MeSSiah oNe oPPoSe TWo WaY uP -WaRDS DoWN FoR BaCk SeNS PaRaDoXe MêMe MeSSie uN ConTRaire DeuX

A Siesta sated with savors in S1

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SeNSe SaTieTy oRGaSM SeNS oRGaSMe

Offer Weapon: Hannah’s Universal Language in S2

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LaNGuage WRiTe CiRCLe SiGN SeNSe DiReCT uNDeRSTaND aMBiGuous WeaPoN SeNS LaNGue éCRire SiGNe CeRCLe aMBiGu LaNGaGe aRMe