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Tullio Rizzini
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DOI:10.17265/1934-7391/2018.01.006
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Department of Neurosciences, University of Modena, Tresana 54012, Italy
ABSTRACT
For over thirty years I have been researching the origins of language by
means of an original and innovative metod. If it consists of considering
oral articulation, which produce phonetic sounds as informative gestures and expressions
of a visible-expressive code, that precedes the use of phonetic codes. The meaning expressed through each of these articulate-oral
gestures was identified through research-responses by
two select sample groups of psychotic subjects, chosen because of their greater permeable accessibility
to the collective unconscious. In this sense the application of phonetic sounds,
that is “words”, is no more than representative
or substitutes of the use of pre-articulate oral-facial gestures, used by pre-sapiens
to express their informative intentions. Using this method I have published three
books, which analyzed precisely and
systematically the inter-relationships between consonants in words of Info-european
origin—that is the roots of these words—discovering that words sharing common root-consonants
do indeed express part or all of their meaning in correspondence with the original
meanings of their gestural archetype. The projection into objects of these pre-articulate
gestural meanings denotes them by means of mediators’
metaphors and analogies, this is appearing to be the fundamental
reason for the variety of languages, since diverse peoples will use different psychic
Freudian puns and methaphors, for the projection to similar object. I have examined
over twenty languages, in relation to this generalized cultural code model, founded
on biological reactivity to conditions in reality to advantage given its extensive
informative use.
KEYWORDS
Language origin, cultural evolution, Darwinism, linguistic, psychoanalysis, human gestures.
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