In brief language is the queen of sciences and king of arts
because all arts and sciences can be expressed and explained fully; enjoyed and
experienced at least to a certain extent through langue.
Language helps better understanding of many things.
So there is no need to explain further as from religious
scriptures to political speeches to all scripts, to research findings to song
lyrics are weaved out of words of some language.
The greatness of language over any other medium like music,
painting, science etc is its unhindered, unlimited access to any or many or
almost all dimensions of life known and perceivable to human beings.
In that aspect language is omnipotent in its influence and
impact.
As a medium it uses two methods Oral [speaking] and written
[writing].
Whether it is used to express and explain thoughts, ideas,
concepts, facts, events, actions, reactions, feelings, imagination, stories,
discoveries, descriptions, fantasies, social, religious, cultural systems,
dreams are all determined by the
favorite frame of reference of the speaker or writer.
Whatever is the frame of reference it is wrong and very
narrow to generalize writings, all writings as having something to do with some
political ideology or emanating out of some ideological basis alone.
There cannot be more degrading view about writing.
One person’s writings on any subject/topic may manifest a
tinge of or totality of some regional culture; another’s may manifest a tinge
of or totality of some local festival; another’s may manifest a tinge of or
totality of the fantasies he/she dreams of; another’s may manifest a tinge of
or totality of rational /philosophical approach in everything.
The hall mark of most ancient literature has been the
unbiased, unconditioned and board minded expression in any topic they chose,
never shunning anything out of any bias, that’s why as a civilization, perhaps
Bharath as it was known then or India as it is called now, was the first
country to have a detailed discussion even in atheism through scriptures.
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