An inversion involving conflation.
Usually involves inverting the position of the structural (future-to-past) truth and the formalistic (past-to-future) truth; and then conflating the formalistic truth with the structural truth.
Ie. the formalistic truth becomes the structural truth.
The semantic.
Usually involves inverting the position of the structural (future-to-past) truth and the formalistic (past-to-future) truth; and then conflating the formalistic truth with the structural truth.
Ie. the formalistic truth becomes the structural truth.
The semantic.
A faux-inverse juxtaposes both inversion and conflation.
by sandrashine September 14, 2018