Writing renders language visible; while speech is ephemeral, writing is concrete and, by comparison, permanent.
(Pareles) KINGS OF LEON, SECRET MACHINES (Monday) Just as the frontman Caleb Johnston mushes his syllables, rendering language a blur, these Southern boys deftly confuse 70's and 80's, skinny ties and jeans jackets, dudely chauvinism and punk pathos.
"What renders language possible," he writes, "is that which separates sounds from bodies and organizes them into propositions, freeing them for the expressive function" (LS 181).
The poet, Schlegel says in his 1796 text The Works of Homer by Voss, is the force that renders language alive, which nevertheless does not mean that s/he may introduce any kind of changes: language's malleability also has its grammatical and philological limits (KS, I, 75 76 and 116 117).
With Aretephos, Stefanopoulos renders language into symbolic art through computer code written primarily in Python, then printed on Hahnenühle fine art paper.
Writing as a way of rendering languages accessible and rescuing them from 'oblivion' is the unifying theme, ironically enough.
Perhaps the group's sound and theatricality are infectious enough to render the language barrier irrelevant.
Dana C. Hansen Chavis, a federal public defender, told the justices that interpreting the law to apply only to federal clemency would render its language meaningless in many cases, as people convicted of state crimes are not eligible for federal clemency.
