Chapter 12

Overview
''The preceding poems bring up in a forceful way the question of whether languages, or indeed minds, can be "mapped" onto each other. How is communication possible between two separate physical brains? What do all human brains have in common? A geographical analogy is used to suggest an answer. The question arises, "Can a brain be understood, in some objective sense, by an outsider?"''

Questions

 * 1) Why did the Tumtum tree get changed into an "arbre Té-té" in French? [p. 373]