NONDISCURSIVE

Etymology

Adjective

nondiscursive (not comparable)

Not discursive.

This viewpoint is especially relevant to the interpretation of
such things as the dance, music, religious ritual, and the
representative arts. In all of these, one person can enter into a
significant relationship with another by means of a nondiscur-
sive sign system. Using a pharmaceutical analogy, it is as if the
language—dance, art, etc.—were the vehicle in which the
active ingredient—human contact—is suspended and con-
tained. Many things that people do together have mainly this
function, whether it be playing tennis, going hunting with a
friend, or attending a scientific meeting.

Source: Wiktionary

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