👉 Appositeness is a concept in linguistics and philosophy that refers to the idea that language has a unique, subjective quality that distinguishes it from other forms of communication. This quality is often described as "appositive," meaning that it is attached to an object or subject. The term appositeness was first introduced by the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche in his work "On Philosophy." In this work, he argues that language has a "meaning" that cannot be fully captured by mere
