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This essay focuses on the liminal area of language and its particular importance for our work in psychoanalysis. It addresses the sensory/embodied system that stretches language beyond its signified meaning and expression in speech acts and focuses on the communicative pivots that intonation, rhythm, touch, movements, and facial gestures add to the way we make and understand meaning interpersonally.