Desire, Representing Process, and Translatability

Focusing on the transcendental foundation of translatability, this article sees the desiring desire as the first energy for meaningfulness, translating itself into a representing process: first sensual, then mental, then verbal representations, going thus into higher and higher levels. Interactive movements among desiring desire, desirable desire, and desired desire constitute the common origin of different arts, making up their common translatability, and lead to further development in language, rationality, and communication.