lin·ga (l n g )n. Variant of lingam. |
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A Lacanian interpretation might be tempting here as linga has a primary designation of 'sign' (of which language is the primary exemplum) and a secondary designation of 'phallus', particularly the 'phallic' icon of Shiva. Only Westerners see a linga and think "phallus"; Hindus see only Shiva. |
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