Metanoia: a speculative ontology of language, thinking, and the brain

London: Bloomsbury Academic. Edited by Anke Hennig & Nils F. Schott (2018)
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Poetics : principles of lingual poiesis -- The analytic circle : the lingual creation of a true world -- Speculation : aspects of a poetics of thought -- Cognition : metanoia is an anagram of anatomie -- Epilogue: The whole truth and nothing, But the truth!

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