Sensure
The sensure is a concept invented by Bernard Christmas in his work: “the insult with the words” in 1975. Indicate the deprivation of direction, not compared to the sensory nerve, but within the meaning of a word, the comprehension of the word and its significance.
Process
Operate a violence on the language by a denaturation. Employed to save appearance its will is the displacement of the place of the censure so that it any more is not seen. The deprivation of direction is the most subtle shape of washing of the brain, because it takes place without the knowledge of its victim.
Origin
Consequence of the abuse language. If everyone speaks at the same time one nothing includes/understands. One can say the interesting one to it or ininterressant but one speaks so much that all loses its value. It is the mode of generalized chattering. Freedom of expression triumphed bitterly.
Confusion
The sensure should not however not be confused with the Censure which is the deprivation of word.
To go further
Raoul Vaneigem in his work, “Nothing is crowned, all can be said” seems to work out an answer. It sets up freedom of expression while announcing its unacceptable formal abuses.
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