he notion of "meaning" in the COST proposal
Re: [Fis] The notion of "meaning" in the
COST proposal-->
Folks -- I think that meaning can be generalized to
contextuality.
I have proposed, for example, that meaning exists in occult form
in physics, in the function of const
: Christophe Menant
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Subject: Re: [Fis] The notion of "meaning" in the COST proposal
Folks -- I think that meaning can be generalized to contextuality.
I have proposed, for example, that meaning exists in occult form in physics,
in the function of constant va
Folks -- I think that meaning can be generalized to contextuality.
I have proposed, for example, that meaning exists
in occult form in physics, in the function of
constant variables in descriptive equations. We
know that the values of constants in an equation
will influence the result. So,
Thanks Stan,
Biosemiotics can indeed be part of the story
(http://crmenant.free.fr/Biosemiotics3/INDEX.HTM ), but part only.
My point is about the importance of the notion of ”meaning” when talking about
information. Interpretation of information (meaning generation) is key when
information i
