A language is the encoded form of the collective perceptions and… — "Liturgy and Media: Third conversation with Piere Babin" from Autre homme, autre chrétien å I'åge électronique,Lyon: Editions du Chalet,(1977), reprinted in The Medium and The Light (1999) P 145

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A language is the encoded form of the collective perceptions and wisdom of many people. And, poetry and song are the major means by which a language purifies and invigorates itself.

"Liturgy and Media: Third conversation with Piere Babin" from Autre homme, autre chrétien å I'åge électronique,Lyon: Editions du Chalet,(1977), reprinted in The Medium and The Light (1999) P 145

Quote #5491

Year: 1977

Chapter: Poetry