This dictionary is for items that inhabit the grey area between sound and words. For use in my study of Gut Musicology, we are creating the Pidgin language for this area - making a way for the two distinct camps to communicate. We are at the crossroads of words and sounds, and by relating them to an intermediary - in this case, a feeling - we can open a dialog between the two.
For the vocabulary, I've chosen feelings associated with the "together vs. alone" dichotomy explored in my Family Discourse, in particular, the good and bad feelings represented by the extreme cases of both sides of the dichotomy.
Alone
Independence
the feeling of being self confident and free to do whatever I want
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Isolation
the feeling of being truly alone, with no one to understand me or help me
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Together
Support
the feeling of having a group of people who love me, having something to fall back on
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Suffocation
the feeling of having no personal voice, surrounded by others and unable to think for myself
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Music Cited
Independence: Henry Flynt - "Guitar Rebop" from Hillbilly Tape Music (1971-1978)
Isolation: B'eirth - "A Revolation" from
Pscikadilik Psyrkuz I
Support: Henagar-Union Sacred Harp Convention - "Antioch" from I Belong to This Band: Eighty-Five Years of Sacred Harp Recordings
Suffocation: Aaron Dilloway & C. Spencer Yeh - "Ink Sac" from The Squid
Images Cited
Image 1: Christian Carocca
Image 2: rephotography
Image 3: C.J.Hisgrove
Image 4: webel
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