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==The Cactus Language : Semantics==
 
==The Cactus Language : Semantics==
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| Alas, and yet what 'are' you, my written and painted thoughts!
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| It is not long ago that you were still so many-coloured,
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| young and malicious, so full of thorns and hidden
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| spices you made me sneeze and laugh -- and now?
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| You have already taken off your novelty and
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| some of you, I fear, are on the point of
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| becoming truths:  they already look so
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| immortal, so pathetically righteous,
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| so boring!
   
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| Friedrich Nietzsche, 'Beyond Good and Evil', Paragraph 296.
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<p>Alas, and yet what ''are'' you, my written and painted thoughts!  It is not long ago that you were still so many-coloured, young and malicious, so full of thorns and hidden spices you made me sneeze and laugh &mdash; and now?  You have already taken off your novelty and some of you, I fear, are on the point of becoming truths:  they already look so immortal, so pathetically righteous, so boring!</p>
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| Friedrich Nietzsche,
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| align="right" | &mdash; Nietzsche, ''Beyond Good and Evil'', [Nie-2, ¶ 296]
|'Beyond Good and Evil:  Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future',
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| trans. by R.J. Hollingdale, intro. by Michael Tanner,
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| Penguin Books, London, UK, 1973, 1990.
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In this Subsection, I describe a particular semantics for the
 
In this Subsection, I describe a particular semantics for the
 
painted cactus language, telling what meanings I aim to attach
 
painted cactus language, telling what meanings I aim to attach
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