Commentary Upon the Maya-Tzental Perez Codex
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Activity is the bridge between theinner man and the outer world, by which he impresses his thought, informs, on chaos or the atoms about him, receiving in return increasedknowledge and experience of all he touches, and knowledge of himselfthrough the results of his own actions; and it is the bridge between manand man. For this reason the verb, the word of action, is the mostimportant and most developed part of speech. The three hypostases oflife, as of language, are the self, activity, and the ...world; and it isfor the expression of all the possible varied relations between thesethree, that all the forms of any language come into being. And from theway in which these forms are developed, and the relative importancewhich is given to this or that form of thought or activity, thecharacter of the people, their grasp of nature, and their own conceptionof themselves and their relation to the world, can be seen. [49-*] Somelanguages have the strong impress of impersonality, without any loss ofvirility; others are strongly egotistic and self-assertive, with perhapsthe braggart’s lack of genuine strength.
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Activity is the bridge between theinner man and the outer world, by which he impresses his thought, informs, on chaos or the atoms about him, receiving in return increasedknowledge and experience of all he touches, and knowledge of himselfthrough the results of his own actions; and it is the bridge between manand man. For this reason the verb, the word of action, is the mostimportant and most developed part of speech. The three hypostases oflife, as of language, are the self, activity, and the ...world; and it isfor the expression of all the possible varied relations between thesethree, that all the forms of any language come into being. And from theway in which these forms are developed, and the relative importancewhich is given to this or that form of thought or activity, thecharacter of the people, their grasp of nature, and their own conceptionof themselves and their relation to the world, can be seen. [49-*] Somelanguages have the strong impress of impersonality, without any loss ofvirility; others are strongly egotistic and self-assertive, with perhapsthe braggart’s lack of genuine strength.
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