POETICKS

aberrateur, aah BUHR uh TUHR, noun, from “aberration” and “teur” as it occurs in such words as “saboteur”: one who makes a significant but extremely defective contribution to world culture–Sigmund Freud, for example.

accelerance

accommodance

apollonian, AAH puh low nee aahn, noun, from “Apollo,” Greek god of the sun, whom I consider the ancient god with the most to do with clear thinking:  a person whose aesthetic appreciation is more logic-based than anything else.  OBSOLETE

behavraceptual awareness.

carticeptual awareness

 charactration

compreceptual awareness

 

compreplex

contradiction

Long ago an animal’s ability to tell when something in the environment contradicted its expectations had to have evolved. Certainly, human beings have such an ability. In knowlecular psychology, it depends on certain antagonistic pairs of urceptual (i.e., innate) knowlecules called dichotocules. The ways it works is straight-forward. When one dichotocule of such an antagonistic pair is activated, it automatically suppresses k-unit release (i.e., transmission of energy to other brain-cells) of the other to the degree that it is activated. When both are activated at the same time, sensory-cells sensitive to that will turn on a contradiction knowlecule (also urceptual). That neither of the two antagonistic dichotocules can become active will cause frustration–directly or indirectly. As a result, the subject will (or should) lower into accommodance.

Most contradiction knowlecules are activated by some motor or endocrinal dispute such as an arm’s trying to raise and lower itself at the same time (e.g., a child’s parent says not to make a sound, then the child sees a man aim a gun at the parent and tells his vocal cords to yell at the same time that he is continuing to tell them not to yell.) Other natural contradictions may exist, as between black and white, night and day, male and female. . . .

crank,  kraahnk, noun: pseudosopher who draws on untenable premises to construct, with extreme logic, theories whose internal inconsistencies, however gross, and contradiction by external data, however damaging, his lack of exploratoriness prevents him from often encountering, his lack of critical intelligence prevents him from recognizing when he does encounter them, and whose inflexibility would prevent him from doing anything effective about if he did, yet never concedes he may be in any way wrong.

culturateur, KUHL chuhr uh TUHR, noun, from “culture” and “teur” as it occurs in such words as “saboteur”: one who makes a significant  contribution to world culture.

dichotocule

dionysian, DAI oh NEE juhn, noun, from “Dionysus,” Greek god of wine (and, for me, of instinctual pleasures): a person whose aesthetic appreciation is more instinctive than anything else.  OBSOLETE

egoceptual subawareness

egosocioceptual subawareness

evaluceptual awareness

evaluceptual frustration

evaluceptual resolution

expressilyst, ek SPREHS ih lihst, noun, form “expression” and “analyst”: a person whose aesthetic appreciation of an artwork is primarily based on how the poem presents its content, or its manner os expression, rather than with its content.

freewender, FREE wehn duhr, noun, from “free” and “wend”: one of the three temperament types posited by knowlecular psychology, the freewender is characterized by superior accommodance.  Roughly similar to David Riesman’s “autonomous personality.”

frustration, see evaluceptual frustration

fundaceptual awareness possible obsolete

hermesian, huhr MEE jee aahn, noun, a person whose aesthetic appreciation is more experience-based than anything else.  OBSOLETE

heteroteur

instacon, IHN stih cahn, noun, from “instant of consciousness”: the shortest unit of psychological time, or length of time it takes for a person to be aware of anything.

instinctilyst, ihn STIHNK tih lihst, noun, from “instinct” and “analyst”:  a person whose aesthetic appreciation of an artwork is based primarily on the amount instinctive pleasure it affords by means of its attention to stimuli normal human beings are automatically attracted to like a 3-month-year-old happy baby.

Internet troll, IHN tuhr neht TROHL: a psychopath who intrudes on Internet discussions seeking solely to damage, or–better–utterly destroy, someone else’s self-esteem, probably out of jealousy over not having any of his own.

(the) is-flip

knowleplex

likenry

magnipetry, maahg NIH peh tree, from “magna” (large) and “poetry,” noun: the best poetry

 

 

maxobjectivity

milyoop

long-term remembering,

milyooplex

 

muscclaceptual subawareness

objecticeptual awareness

objectivity

 

phobosopher

pre-sequevaluative process

protoceptual awareness another term for fundaceptual awareness

(the) pre-verbal Is

(the) pre-verbal Is-Not

pseudosopher, soo DAH suh fuhr, irrational seeker of truth

psychevent, SI kuh vehnt, noun, from “psychological” and “event”: all a person experiences during a single instacon–that is, the combination of percepts caused by sensory-cell activation by environmental stimuli and retrocepts caused by simulteneous activation of master-cells in the cerebrum.

reality, ree AAH lih tee, noun: that which causes a conscious mind perceptually to experience it; there are two kinds: subjective reality and objective reality; the former is what one person perceptually experiences or believes himself to have experienced but which few or no other persons have also perceptually experienced; the latter what many people have perceptually experienced.

reducticeptual awareness

repetiteur

resolution, see evaluceptual resolution

rigidnik

rigidniplex

 

 sagaceptual awareness

scienceptual awareness

 

sequevaluative process

short-term remembering, noun, the use of the mnemoduct to awaken memories of recent experiences different in no way from the awakening of long-term memories, but favored by the brain because at the time of their creation, dot-routes are primed.

socioceptual subawareness

supra-apollonian, SOO pruh AAH puh low nee aahn, noun, from “supra” (“above”) and “apollonian”: an apollonian strong  either or both dionysianly and hermesianly.

supra-dionysian, SOO pruh AAH puh DEYE ow nee juhn, noun, from “supra” (“above”) and “dionysian”: a dionysian strong  either or both apollonianly and hermesianly.

supra-hermesian, SOO pruh AAH huhr mee jee aahn, noun, from “supra” (“above”) and “hermesian”: a hermesian strong  either or both apollonianly and dionysianly.

urcept

urceptual persona

   dichotomous anthroceptual personic sub-awarenesses: 12

   SELF AS                        OTHER AS

   child/slave                        father/master

   father/master *                 child/slave

   nonconformist                  anti-model

   conformist                        model

   befriendee                        friend

   friend *                            befriendee

   vicariant                           hero

   mother/nurturer **           child

   child                                mother

   combatant *                    enemy

   pet-owner                       dog/cat

   male or female                 sex-object

 urwareness

verosolyst, vehr AH soh lihst, noun, from “verosophy” and “analyst”: a person whose aesthetic appreciation of an artwork is based primarily on its truth (according to its freedom from or contamination by contradictions).

verosopath  one who does all he can to sabotage the search for truth

verosopher one engaged in some form of verosophy

verosophy  the use of reason to try to understand as fully as possible some significant inter-related portion of material reality field of knowledge, specifically science, history, literary criticism, philosophy, economics, political theory and the like.

viscraceptual subawareness

wendriplex