Re: ancient name of Zeus
- From: "Franz Gnaedinger" <frgn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 6 Jun 2006 23:58:23 -0700
Peter T. Daniels wrote:
We tried to make the book comprehensive. Gaps would be unwelcome.
Exactly, and so you left out what interests me most, links between
images and language. Writing began as drawing, and some letters
are still keeping a memory of the early drawings. Our A is still the
head of an ox (turn it uspide down), as in the Phoenician alphabet.
Hieroglyphs have been derived from pictures. Cave paintings
convey a message and are accompanied by logograms that
clarify the message of a picture. Paintings can be whole books,
Leonardo's Mona Lisa painting is a book on perception, and his
Last Supper a book on the question of the free or bound human
will. Hieroglyphs have not disappeared, they survive and thrive
in a worldy form as pictograms - look around in the city, in the main
station, pictograms everywhere, and many as mysterious as ancient
hieroglyphs ...
Franz Gnaedinger
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