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[6] viXra:1201.0040 [pdf] submitted on 2012-01-07 07:03:52
Authors: Rodolfo Henrique Cerbaro
Comments: 1 Page.
The existence of two or more defined concepts implies the need for definition intertwinement analysis, inasmuch as two phenomena gives room to an analysis on whether there is a third – or more – because of the relation between the two. We start the field with a conditional.
Category: Linguistics
[5] viXra:1008.0019 [pdf] submitted on 7 Aug 2010
Authors: Valery P. Dmitriyev
Comments: 4 pages
Russian letters have ancient names which add up to a meaningful text
following the alphabet acrophony. The second half of this text, known as
Message to Slavs, calls for a translation into modern language, and its
interpretation is, generally speaking, ambiguous. The recently accepted
translation sounds pompous and perhaps somewhat sanctimonious. Below I
give an alternative interpretation of the message's second part, that is formed
of sensual images, and someone may see it as scabrous. However that may be, I
proceed from the assumption that our ancestors were more honest in their
emotions than today's coprolalics.
Category: Linguistics
[4] viXra:1007.0053 [pdf] submitted on 30 Jul 2010
Authors: Valery P. Dmitriyev
Comments: 1 pages
Russian numerals fit into a rhymed mnemonic verse. Almost exact correspondence to names of respective Greek letters and many
parallels with Sanscrit, Greek, Latin, English and German numerals occur.
Category: Linguistics
[3] viXra:1003.0268 [pdf] submitted on 30 Mar 2010
Authors: Stephen P. Smith
Comments: 13 pages
The proclivities of particularity and generality describe a polarity, held together by a
naked emotionality that signifies a felt middle-term. This polarity indicates a type of circular
reasoning, and can endlessly oscillate due to an equivocation that confuses particularity with
generality that may block emotional energies and prevent resolution. Deduction and induction
represent the same polarity, as does the frequentist and Bayesian interpretations of statistics.
Reintroducing emotion back into logic returns an intuitionist logic and grammar, and this permits
the resolution of felt tension. This intuitionism is tied to a time-sense that oscillates between
foresight (to particularity) and hindsight (to generality). Emotionality is found relating to
causation, agreeing with A.N. Whitehead. It is hypothesized that the intuitionist logic provides a
universal grammar, or a vitalistic organizing principle, that has impacted on biological evolution.
This agrees with panpsychism and panentheism.
Category: Linguistics
[2] viXra:1003.0173 [pdf] submitted on 6 Mar 2010
Authors: Florentin Smarandache
Comments: 44 pages
This is a collection of linguistic-mathematical approaches to Romanian rebus, poetical
and juridical texts, and proposes fancies, recreational math problems, and paradoxes. We
study the frequencies of letters, syllables, vowels in various poetry, grill definitions in
rebus, and rebus rules. We also compare the scientific language, lyrical language, and
puzzles' language, and compute the Shannon entropy and Onicescu informational energy.
Category: Linguistics
[1] viXra:1003.0125 [pdf] submitted on 11 Mar 2010
Authors: Dainis Zeps
Comments: 8 pages
Problems around teaching ancient languages are discussed. It is suggested to assume that
learning and teaching of languages require some superhuman effort. Author's experience of
teaching ancient languages and producing electronic educational tools both for text version
and for Internet in Faculty of Theology in University of Latvia is described. Problems around
cognitive models of reasoning and place of languages there are discussed.
Category: Linguistics
[2] viXra:1003.0268 [pdf] replaced on 12 Apr 2010
Authors: Stephen P. Smith
Comments: 15 pages
The proclivities of particularity and generality describe a polarity, held together by a
naked emotionality that signifies a felt middle-term. This polarity indicates a type of circular
reasoning, and can endlessly oscillate due to an equivocation that confuses particularity with
generality that may block emotional energies and prevent resolution. Deduction and induction
represent the same polarity, as does the frequentist and Bayesian interpretations of statistics.
Reintroducing emotion back into logic returns an intuitionist logic and grammar, and this permits
the resolution of felt tension. This intuitionism is tied to a time-sense that oscillates between
foresight (to particularity) and hindsight (to generality). Emotionality is found relating to
causation, agreeing with A.N. Whitehead. It is hypothesized that the intuitionist logic provides a
universal grammar, or a vitalistic organizing principle, that has impacted on biological evolution.
This agrees with panpsychism and panentheism.
Category: Linguistics
[1] viXra:1003.0268 [pdf] replaced on 5 Apr 2010
Authors: Stephen P. Smith
Comments: 14 pages
The proclivities of particularity and generality describe a polarity, held together by a
naked emotionality that signifies a felt middle-term. This polarity indicates a type of circular
reasoning, and can endlessly oscillate due to an equivocation that confuses particularity with
generality that may block emotional energies and prevent resolution. Deduction and induction
represent the same polarity, as does the frequentist and Bayesian interpretations of statistics.
Reintroducing emotion back into logic returns an intuitionist logic and grammar, and this permits
the resolution of felt tension. This intuitionism is tied to a time-sense that oscillates between
foresight (to particularity) and hindsight (to generality). Emotionality is found relating to
causation, agreeing with A.N. Whitehead. It is hypothesized that the intuitionist logic provides a
universal grammar, or a vitalistic organizing principle, that has impacted on biological evolution.
This agrees with panpsychism and panentheism.
Category: Linguistics