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An act of consciousness. Loving is not a belief but an act, as is thinking or hating.
Noema is a greek word and is equivalent to meaning. Therefore it is the representation of an experience of a meaning based system through its own self-referential process. Could be considered as the projection of one's experience onto oneself.
Partes extra partes means parts outside of one another. Klee refers to this in terms of his understanding of space as sameness. In Merleau-Ponty's "Eye and Mind" he refers to Klee who says that in a forest, he sometimes feels not only that he is looking at the tree but also that the trees are looking back at him. What we have in this space is a sameness of looking at and being looked at.
A calligram is a poem (though can also be a phrase or single word) in which the typeface or handwriting forms an important part of the focus. Indeed, it is a visual manifestation of themes presented aurally and textually. Guillaume Apollinaire is a famous calligram writer.