Verbatim quote · defining passage

“To “contemplate,” in grammatical terms, means to try out new “comments” along with the topic. These might be comments or predicates more likely to gain us access to the topic, or at least so we hope, but they might be comments or predicates that place the topic even further beyond our original desire.”

— Adam Katz, Declarative Imaginary · Nov 2017 · GABlog