December 26, 2005

  • Language Game on
    Boxing Day


    In the box-style I Ching

    Hexagram 34,
    The Power of the Great,
    is represented by

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    Art is represented
    by a box
    (Hexagram 20,
    Contemplation, View)

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      And of course 

    great art

    is represented by
    an X in a box.
    (Hexagram 2,
    The Receptive)

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    “… as a Chinese jar still   

    Moves perpetually
     in its stillness”

    “… at the still point,  
    there the dance is.”

    – T. S. Eliot 

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    A Jungian on this six-line figure:

    “They are the same six lines that exist in the I Ching…. Now observe the square more closely:
    four of the lines are of equal length, the other two are longer…. For
    this reason symmetry cannot be statically produced and a dance results.”
     
    – Marie-Louise von Franz,
       Number and Time


    For those who prefer
    technology to poetry,
    there is the Xbox 360.

    (Today is day 360 of 2005.)

Comments (1)

  • You are on a roll today. On some level I feel connected to these post. But then again you keep putting up key search words for me. This time poetry, technology and Dance.

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