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...loan available at most sizeable libraries and at all academic libraries. If the searchable archives of this forum are fully operational, you can probably access earlier discussions of MP's theory of language as originarily open-ended expression in citations I posted to works by Richard Lanigan.

Speech, and later written language, are evolutions from human gestures and inarticulate sounds organized over lengths of time to achieve communication with one another. (references: Maurice Merleau-Ponty and Richard Lanigan; background reference: the field of semiotics)

This paper by Richard Lanigan is also most enlightening concerning the relationships among contemporary theories and research protocols united in the search for an understanding of consciousness, language, and thought: The Public Journal of Semiotics IV(2), February 2013 71 Communicology and...

...expressions of lived meaning in existential speech, which add to linguistic systems of signs]. I've linked in the past to books by Richard Lanigan developing MP's existential phenomenology of speaking and semiotics. See Amazon.com: Richard L. Lanigan: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks...

...has also published many papers on his theory of reflexive monism that are available online. Another scholar I've cited in the past, Richard Lanigan, will also be most helpful in clarifying the problems of ambiguity in language itself if we focus on this problem in this discussion. I think...

Speaking and Semiology: Maurice Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenological Theory of Existential Communication is the book of his that I've read. There are two others listed under his name at amazon. But it appears that everything he's published is listed and available for download at academia.edu at...

...and felt the need to express themselves in new and different ways, still using the language they inherited but to "make it new." Richard Lanigan has written brilliant books concerning the differences between language as a nearly closed system and the freedom still available in "existential...

...'concepts' and definitions. There's are several very good books on the phenomenology of speech, expression, and semiotics by Richard Lanigan at this link: and this one: Table of Contents of the above work: (I) Existential Communication as Phenomenology: (1) Existential...

The Lanigan book I cited above was preceded by an earlier one concerning semiotic phenomenology, which I read about ten years ago (with difficulty) but found immensely clarifying. Following the link below to the earlier work is a table of its contents: Chapter Titles (I - V) September 13...

...their recognition of its limitations. There's an excellent book on language and speech in MP and in semiotics and the sciences by Richard Lanigan, which I'll link below the link to this blog. For MP, speech is primary in human sense-making of the world and consciousness and began in...