Language, Mind, Meaning

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Publisher Erich

The world is a world of change, and the most stable law in the world is instability. Therefore, the human mind constantly seeks to track the changes of existence and, in this struggle, looks for patterns and laws with which it can coordinate itself, make decisions, and reach conclusions. The idea of the “Three-word Pendulum” is a method to choose the middle way when faced with the crossroads of accident, excitement, and behavior, because one is one, two is two; but three is an excess multiplication! The idea of the “Three-word Pendulum” models the relationship between Aristotelian and fuzzy logic and is essentially a kind of three-option fuzzy logic applied to words. The discussion of this idea revolves around the “border” between “constructs”—where “transformation, gradualness, change, diversity, evolution, and movement” occur on “words” and “phenomena,” precisely at the “border points.”

ISBN

978-6226712422

Publication Year

1399

Edition

1

Number of Pages

253

Publisher

Erich

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