Concluding... when a word is translated / transformed into language it always gets a form. When measuring matters expressed in writing / speaking the measuring process is depending on how we perceive the before mentioned form of language / translation. The translation / interpretation always anchors the process into the contexts where the language raises from.

ConnectIrmeli commented on Samuel Weber in Helsinki 13–17 December 2011 http://figuresoftouch.com/?p=278 (written by ConnectIrmeli) 17.12.2011 (en) posted to #seminaarikannu

Samuel Weber: Benjamin's Abilities http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.ph...

ConnectIrmeli commented on Samuel Weber in Helsinki 13–17 December 2011 http://figuresoftouch.com/?p=278 (written by ConnectIrmeli) 17.12.2011 (en) posted to #seminaarikannu

Bertolt Brecht http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertolt_...

ConnectIrmeli commented on Samuel Weber in Helsinki 13–17 December 2011 http://figuresoftouch.com/?p=278 (written by ConnectIrmeli) 17.12.2011 (en) posted to #seminaarikannu

Nikolaus Müller-Scholl begins: Walter Benjamin said that the wonderful thing of translating is possibilities to misunderstandings...

ConnectIrmeli commented on Samuel Weber in Helsinki 13–17 December 2011 http://figuresoftouch.com/?p=278 (written by ConnectIrmeli) 17.12.2011 (en) posted to #seminaarikannu

Weber concludes: the world currently heavily transforms through the transformation of communication made possible by the digital media - we can send out our thoughts from completely different singularities / situationalities / isolation than before.

ConnectIrmeli commented on Samuel Weber in Helsinki 13–17 December 2011 http://figuresoftouch.com/?p=278 (written by ConnectIrmeli) 17.12.2011 (en) posted to #seminaarikannu