Clark: On Nov 30, 2015, at 12:11 PM, Clark Goble wrote:
> The key to the middle voice is that things happen without necessarily someone > or something making them happen. The actor is just missing. I am uncertain with regard to the meaning of this sentence. The term "middle voice" suggests utterances and hence a relation to grammar and rhetoric and logic. Do you happen to have a reference for this usage? And when it was used as a descriptor of meaning? Are you suggesting this as an alternative world view relative to physical "laws", e.g., the absence of order? Just curious... Cheers jerry
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