Frances to Claudio and listers...
Forgive me because this reply is a little late and a little long. It
deals mainly with color as a sign and this being a good example of
semiotics in application to the field of visible design.
The attempt here is to explore the use of diagrams as a good means to
Auke,
Thank you for your good and thoughtful response. At the moment I've so
many deadlines approaching that I won't be able to add more than a few
inter-paragraphical comments.
But first allow to apologize for not acknowledging your co-authorship
of "Natural Grammar.". The copy that Sarbo se
Gary,
Thanks for your extensive answer. It is more then I asked for but the
surplus does address an important issue.
I think it comes down to whether it is correct to hold, as you do, that
the 9 aspects can not be useful for anything except for establishing the
10 types of signs. As in:
GR: My
Auke van Breemen wrote:
Message
By now we
have:
knowledge
management
knowledge
reperesentation
Gary, could
you give me a clue about how conceptualization fits in? I mean with
this the way in which we individually or collaboratively make our vague
and indistinct ideas clear.
Claudio and list,
Comments inserted here and there:
Bernard and List,
thanks for your answer
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1. BM wrote: I am always suspicious with the idea of applied
sciences in general.
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CG: ...I am also convinced that I have to say: "Me too!!!"
But then??? the world/huma
Title: Message
Gary R,
Thanks for your
reply.
GR:
As a supplement to the URL Joe supplied for "knowledge management" I'd like
to add several others, all from Wikipedia. First, I would like to suggest
that ICCS and CGs are more closely associated with "knowledge representation"
than with
