Current Information Science, particularly that purveyed by Fis,
is far too poverty stricken to tackle this problem Xueshan.
Metaphor is a rich purveyor of meaning utlised by human consciousness,
even in the earliest epics written by mankind, like the Valmiki Ramayana,
simply because human
P.s.:
nel quarto rigo dal basso bisogna sostituire bene-capitale
ad ALTRO valoreconbene-capitale ad ALTO valore.
Grazie.
Francesco.
2018-03-05 6:21 GMT+01:00 Francesco Rizzo <13francesco.ri...@gmail.com>:
> Cari tutti,
> permettetemi di dirVi alcune cose:
Cari tutti,
permettetemi di dirVi alcune cose:
* l'IN-FORM-AZIONE è un processo attraverso il quale prendono forma: le
persone, gli animali, le piante, le idee, le cose, etc.
* l'Informazione è preceduta dalla significazione e seguita dalla
comunicazione;
* è possibile classificare quattro tipi
Dear Colleagues and Syed??
Thank you for your attention!Let me answer your
questionCould you critique a view: Information is the container of meaning
?:
Undoubtedly,the point of view ?? information is the container of meaning??
is certainly wrong.
Dear Loet, all,
Pedro has just helped me significantly: it's what he refers to as
"interlocking goals" (although I'm not sure about "goals" - too
teleological?)
What does that mean? Let's think about a transducer we are all familiar
with (and one which I am doing a lot of work around at the
Dear Sung
May I suggest that you take a look at this paper that sums up the book
http://www.integral-review.org/documents/Brier,%20Cybersemiotics,%20Vol.%209,%20No.%202.pdf
and the point relevant to your objection is that you have to integrate
cybernetics, systems and semiotics to create
Dear Mark,
Can you, please, explain "transduction" in more detail? Perhaps, you can
also provide examples?
Best,
Loet
Loet Leydesdorff
Professor emeritus, University of Amsterdam
Amsterdam School of
Dear FISers,
In reply to Arturo Tozzi's incisive observations about the occurrence
of phenomenon A implying the occurrence of phenomenon B, there are
two quantifiable means of testing the concurrence of A and B.
1. Spatially overlapping. Every physical phenomenon can be represented
by a set
Dear Loet, all,
I agree with this. Our construction of reality is never that of a single
system: there are always multiple systems and they interfere with each
other in the way that you suggest. I would suggest that behind all the
ins-and-outs of codification or information and meaning is a very
