The term sphota refers to this action's invariant essence in Patanjali's writings.
The term sphota refers to this action's invariant essence in Patanjali's writings. Societies that perform this activity maintain "homeostasis" by "sloughing off memories", according to a book that claims this activity wells up out of the unconscious into consciousness. A culture characterized by this activity is posited in Eric Havelock's book Preface to Plato. This activity is paired with literacy in a book by Walter Ong. The claim that Jean-Jacques Rousseau privileged this activity in one of his essays appears in the book Blindness and Insight. A lecture that argues a woman could not engage in this action since she was "marginalised by both the coloniser and colonised" examines her dilemma using the example of sati. An essay by Gayatri Spievak asks if the subaltern can engage in, for 10 points, what activity that Jacques Derrida believed had been given primacy over writing?
The term sphota refers to this action's invariant essence in Patanjali's writings.
speaking or speech [accept orality from Ong clue of Orality and Literacy]