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Aya-land is an dystopia where the language and speech are the source of language - the people who can control the language are able to control the rest of the population. And they use one single language with limited vocabularies that limits emotions and expression and perception. | Aya-land is an dystopia where the language and speech are the source of language - the people who can control the language are able to control the rest of the population. And they use one single language with limited vocabularies that limits emotions and expression and perception. | ||
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Tense/grammar – past tense is non-exist, impossible to address the past; future tense is only usable or thinkable by the small group of authority/elite | Tense/grammar – past tense is non-exist, impossible to address the past; future tense is only usable or thinkable by the small group of authority/elite | ||
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The words / chants – “It is not about something, it is that something.” | The words / chants – “It is not about something, it is that something.” | ||
==Dictionary/Database== | |||
Albmi – The collective machine of mind/collective scape of language | Albmi – The collective machine of mind/collective scape of language | ||
Latest revision as of 12:51, 6 December 2017
Aya-land
Aya-land is an dystopia where the language and speech are the source of language - the people who can control the language are able to control the rest of the population. And they use one single language with limited vocabularies that limits emotions and expression and perception.
Setting
Tense/grammar – past tense is non-exist, impossible to address the past; future tense is only usable or thinkable by the small group of authority/elite
Myth/Storytelling – special techniques that is learnable and divide people into classes
Invention of new word – not allowed - Or only when it is agreed by the higher class of the U
Dictionary – the bible/law-like existence in such world
No scarcity of resources – resource exists once it is nameable, speakable, then the perception turns into reality immediately in this world.
The world is fuelled by the act of speech/writing/murmuring
People living in their own mind/ or maybe there is a division of mind world/individual utopia (of individuals/escape) and reality world (of collective), and can be going back and forth (by transport)
The words / chants – “It is not about something, it is that something.”
Dictionary/Database
Albmi – The collective machine of mind/collective scape of language
Aya – The act of address
Ba – Bad/Pain/Unwell
Bargi – Individual mind
Biebmu – Aya for Da stomach
Calohtli – Third space between Albmi and Doonu, which can only be accessed by Cuvdi
Chicuacen – Reproduction of Bargi, only possible between Cuvdi within the sphere of Calohtli
Cuvdi – Bargi who can aya
Da – Good/Well
Doonu – Mindspace of Bargi
Ella – Traveling
Guzza – Aya for Da throat
Mearra – Aya Da smell of Doonu
Miquiztli – The consequence of Xaxacualoa; being an unspeakable Bargi
Multaleaddji – Cuvdi who can namma the Albmi
Namma – Aya Bargi
Satni – Aya ella Albmi
Tlamatiliztli – The secret council formed by Cuvdi
Toga – Aya ella Doonu
Varri – Aya Da shape of Doonu
Xaxacualoa – Remove Namma and Bargi from Albmi, equals to death in Albmi
Zayolin – The usage of Aya and Namma, which fuels Albmi