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Thinking science chapter 5

  The Dialectique of evocation ©By Abdel Hernandez San Juan  Written in English and translated to English by Abdel Hernandez San Juan   Evocation is a dialectique concept. It belongs to the kind of logical pairs which are at the same time sameness and opposites each one containing the other it is own identity.  It is articulated between a logical pair and a thirst element which is outside it and in respect to what the pair logically go and return from the dyadic to the triadic.    However, evocation is a dialectique concept not in the sense of materialist dialectique as it is immaterial neither in the sense of a negative dialectique since as Stephen a Tyler said it is nothing entail with positive neither with negative things in respect to an essence or an identity.      If we pay attention to how Stephen A Tyler discussed it we will seen that according to him evocation habilitate language as that without which representation, tropes and writi...

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