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Language Logic Conceptanalysis Description of a language Three creators of the Modern Conceptanalysis Scheme of languages Scheme of abstractions Scheme of a ´Possible world´ 2-level theory of science´s language Review to the history of Conceptanalysis Views of History ... and many other interesting topics! |
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During the history, there have been (at least) three main views to explain occurrences
inside communities and societies.
By clicking one button below, you are able to see one or all (three) main views
of history:
(According to Professor Yrjö Ahmavaara)
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"When I talk about a language (words, sentences, etc.), I must speak the language of
every day. Is this language somehow too coarse and material for what we want to say?
Then how is another one be constructed? - And how strange, that we should be able
to do anything at all with the one we have!"
(Ludwig Wittgenstein)
The 2-level theory of Science's language:
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...and according to Professor S.I. Hayakawa
The scheme of Abstractions:
In order to gain an understanding of the nature of a correspondence between language, logic and occurrences in the world, here is for you:
The structure of a language and the scheme of languages: (1)
The scheme of feedback-circle below shows how the special acts changes the world of reality:
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"Feedback-circle which represents an interaction between objective and subjective" (by Yrjö Ahmavaara(2), Professor of theoretical physics and social methodology). |
After we have get to know branches and trends of the logic,
I think we are able to continue dealing with the Philosophical
logic(4).
More illuminations dealing with the Philosophical Logic are on view on the page:
Georg Henrik von Wright, the inventor of the Modern
Deontic Logic.
