In "Science and the Experience of Expression," Merleau-Ponty claims that there are two kinds of language. What are they and how do they function? Give an example. If language is "expressive" as Merleau-Ponty claims, and expression is open ended, what does this do to truth? How can an algorithm, which appears to discover absolute atemporal truth, be a form of expression for Merlau-Ponty? Merleau-Ponty argues against Malraux on the nature of modern painting. Why? Why does classical painted prefer the "masterpiece" while modern painting does not? Why does Merleau-Ponty criticize the museum?