tomorrowtomorrow's definitions

hyperdiction

The phenomenon of language exhibiting consistency in content (interdiction or contradiction) while being divergent in form (intersubjective).

Contra-consistency or anti-parallelism.

Hyperdiction posits that there is no hypocrisy since form (content) is intersubjective-in-itself.

The formatic-referential order as follows: contradiction (formatic interdiction) - - > intersubjection - - > hyperdiction - - > contrasubjection - - > metadiction.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 14, 2018

liminal

The attribute of an attribute having no externalized attribute other than itself.

Recursively conformal or self-attributive.

The quality of an attribute sharing a recursive or conformal relationship with itself.

A liminal attribute is a self-attribute or an attribute that is itself conformally.

by tomorrowtomorrow October 6, 2018

juxtapositionism

Linearism created by posing materials against each other.

In contrast to contrapositive linearity: linearism created by contraposing self-referencing (mirror-image) colors.

Juxtapositionism reveals that lines come from the past-future while colors come from the future-past.

by tomorrowtomorrow August 24, 2018

meta-GIF

A GIF posited as a medium-in-itself ie. a recursive medium representing emergent time.

A meta-GIF is a GIF reimagined as a medium-in-itself a primitive form of hypermedia.

by tomorrowtomorrow August 23, 2018

self-symmetry

Having external symmetry with internally-symmetric parts which are asymmetric with respect to each other.

There is only one such possible shape.

A shape with self-symmetry is externally symmetric and is made up of symmetric parts but is itself internally asymmetric.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 5, 2018

German idealism

A paradigm of society which is high-truth, high-trust.

Assumes that scientific realism is a segue to idealism.

German idealism assumes scientific realism in which language is treated as a medium of truth.

by tomorrowtomorrow December 8, 2018

hyperrealism

The phenomenon of a medium breaking the fourth wall to speak to the beholder.

Hyperrealism orients itself in contrast to post-realism in which a CHARACTER breaks the fourth wall to speak to the viewer. This involves the employment of juxtaposition a conspicuous motif of postmodernism.

Hyperrealism is preceded by inter-realism an instance of media coverage of the circumstances of other media in contrast to media coverage of real stances.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 2, 2019