Frank Cornelious Funk

Songs in the Key of See Frank Cornelious Funk

A picture is worth a thousand words, but only if you understand the picture. A word provides understanding, but only if you understand the word. How do we understand the social organization of human beings? This book explores this question - using prose, using songs, and using pictures. It is a book to ponder. A book to read. A book to look through. A book to hear. It has been said that a philosophical epoch is defined as much by its questions as by its answers. This book poses questions, and leaves the reader to seek and find answers. Where words are unable to provide answers, there are pictures that can. Each song shines light on some fundamental aspect of human experience. The pictures provide a symbolism that enhances the power of conception, moving beyond the limitations of words. A symbol for rules and relationships allows us to see them; and to recognize them as a shaping force between innumerable, unique, living human elements. The reader stands witness to how meaning can be created; and destroyed. The reader sees how morality, that constellation of rules that guide the behavior of a collection of unique human elements, together with meaning, forms the fabric of society. These things and more are on display in Songs in the Key of See, a glimpse into the social life of human beings.