...perhaps the 'logicalness' intrinsic to articulated language operated from the start as a spatiality capable of bringing order to the qualitative chaos (the practico-sensory realm) presented by the perception of things. (Lefebvre 17)

The order of print language is not 'natural,' but is constructed. Language itself is a way of ordering the chaos around us (or dominating that chaos?). So does production of non-linguistic communication subvert that order?