I have never endured the dictionary of synonyms and antonyms. Not so much the contrary, in the broadest sense, have their dignity. The problem is the synonym. Fucking synonyms.
What centers the art and fashion with a synonym? Well, then this post is about useless anticipate no;)?!
We're going to the basis of speech: what the heck is a synonym? The dictionary says it is a word that differs slightly from another.
not hard to see why the concept of "synonym" face water from all sides: a word that is different from another even to a slight gradient, means exactly that is to indicate something different!
The answer seems simple: it is simply convenient to use synonyms. And I say that is just bullshit (here's an example, I use "stupid" or "stupid", but "bullshit" has the power of foul language, other words that do not have).
Crush words close to each other, flattening the meaning, you look at the world so trivial. It 's like using a black and white television, despite the network transmits color.
Every decade of the twentieth century had its innovation in the arts, in that fashion to a very strong and clear.
With the arrival of the new millennium, we have seen nothing new. A continuous trend of the past recur, vintage mood, dusted off to give the appearance of an innovative process, a quote Read, a reinterpretation that is certainly made in full consciousness, and I like it, definitely.
But this continued recovery is the end of ideas? It 's a long period of stagnation? Or is the dawn of a new consciousness and artistic conception? Innovation is part of the language as it is with what we read the world, and with that we can innovate.
The importance of having a responsible and conscious language becomes apparent.
call things by their name. As Elizabeth says
Zamarchi, enrich the language has the powerful effect of enriching the thought. Only with this enrichment can be accessed with a reflective capacity capable of understand and innovate the world today.
Oh yes, for those who do not know, hospitality is a constraint, then when you say "host" may be considered to be one which contains both the host;).
Jacopo