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"Why name
them? Vanity, vanity, nothing but vanity: the itch for naming things is almost
as bad as the itch for possessing things.”
Edward Abbey in Desert Solitaire
"Through naming comes knowing; we grasp an object, mentally, by giving it a name - hension, prehension, apprehension. And thus through language create a whole world, corresponding to the other world out there. Or we trust that it corresponds. Or perhaps, like a German poet, we cease to care, becoming more concerned with the naming than with the things named; the former becomes more real than the latter. And so in the end the world is lost again. No, the world remains - those unique, particular, incorrigibly individual junipers and sandstone monoliths - and it is we who are lost. Again. Round and round, through the endless labyrinth of thought - the maze." Edward Abbey, Desert Solitaire
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“Porque dar nome? Vaidade, vaidade, nada senão vaidade: o impeto de dar nome as coisas é tão ruim quanto o impeto de ter coisas.”
“Porque dar nome? Vaidade, vaidade, nada senão vaidade: o impeto de dar nome as coisas é tão ruim quanto o impeto de ter coisas.”
Edward Abbey, Desert Solitaire.
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