The Syntax of Silence: Semantic Vacuities in the Upanishadic Negation of Brahma

While popular discourse treats the Upanishads as positive metaphysical claims, a philological analysis of the 'neti neti' passages reveals a deliberate grammatical structure designed to collapse the subject-object binary. This deep dive maps the specific Pali and Sanskrit neuter forms used to deny attributes, arguing that the 'void' is not an absence of meaning but a specific syntactic operation that precedes linguistic cognition.

Full article content coming soon.