On writing as technology, and technology as a miracle
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7648785Keywords:
Aristoteles, Human voice, writtingAbstract
In the Peri Hermeneias, Aristotle suggests a certain continuity between writing and the structure of the human voice. Here, I propose such continuity between nature and what is deemed “technical” reveals a “miraculous” dimension of human activity.
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