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  Pasigraphy
Pasigraphy is pasigraphic by being an idealist programming language: a central core of programming concepts is expressed as either universally comprehensible symbols or as locally comprehensible syllables.
Pasigraphy is based on a systematic a priori analysis of the tasks required for computation.
Pasigraphy works by having this core symbol-set of programming forms (the p-set), represented by a semasiographic expression-set (an e-set) and interpreted by an interpreter as an action-set (the a-set).
www.consensus.com.au /SoftwareAwards/CSAarchive/CSA2003/Pasigraphy.htm   (355 words)

  
 Pasigraphy - Langmaker
The only true pasigraphy today is the system of Arabic numerals, which are used across hundreds of languages.
The most famous pasigraphy is probably Leibniz's Characteristica Universalis.
Pasigraphies are a form of philosophical language, where the neography is the language.
www.langmaker.com /db/Pasigraphy   (63 words)

  
 Simplified Spelling Society : The Possibilities of Change.   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
I have found, however, that various publishers were willing to publish my work in linguistics and pasigraphies in a slightly non-standard orthography, providing that they could footnote that it was the author's desire and not the publisher's mistake.
Such a writing system is called a pasigraphy and we already have several universally-used pasigraphies, the Arabic numerals, for example.
To be sure, I would not propose that we adopt a pasigraphy for writing English.
www.spellingsociety.org /bulletins/b81/fall/possibilities.php   (3750 words)

  
 Pasigraphy: Dhasan river - quickseek encyclopedia. Pasigraphy - wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
Utf-8 Von Morath Pasigraphy - Langmaker ** ** Von Morath Pasigraphy From Langmaker ConlangVon Morath Pasigraphy AuthorJoseph de Maimieux Year Began1797 Language Typephilosophical language Lexicon SizeN A EtymologiesNo GrammarNo Sample TextsNo PrimerNo Von Morath Pasigraphy, a pasigraphy or philosophical language, was developed by Joseph de Maimieux in 1797.
pasigraphy Ars ago: simple pasigraphy, clear pasigraphy, non-ambiguous universal symbols for the whole range of language." Bliss bases his scheme on international symbols now used among scientists pasigraphy, such as Arabic numerals and chemical formulae pasigraphy, and on the widely used International Road Signs and Signals.
Published sometime in the 1830's pasigraphy, it attempts to reduce to a minimum the number of arbitrary symbols to be memorized.
home.no /chekhov/pas/pasigraphy.html   (697 words)

  
 Interlinguistics
Philosophers and laymen alike, at any rate from the time of Descartes, Leibniz and Comenius, have been enthusiastic for this idea, and a great many attempts have seen the light of day, most of them, however, to die without attracting one thousandth part of the attention that their fond fathers dreamt of.
Of these, over five thousand are titles of books and treatises on and in international languages, and the balance on various subjects including universal grammar, code and sign languages, pasigraphy and logic.
Comparatively few projects have got so far that their vocabulary has been sufficient for practical use, and even more restricted is the number of those that have been actually used by more than a dozen people.
www.geocities.com /Athens/Forum/5037/IL.html   (3161 words)

  
 Philosophical and logic languages - Introduction to glossopoiesis
Among the authors of pasigraphies we may name Athanasius Kircher (1602-1680), George Dalgarno (1626-1687), John Wilkins (1614-1672), Augustin Grosseline (1800-1870), C.L.A. Detellier (1801-?) and Etienne D. Vidal (19th Century).
In our time, a newly created pasigraphy called Babm (Fuishi Okamoto, 1962) has been proposed as an IAL, but it looks like nowadays pasigraphic systems have separated from the field of constructed languages to find a better place in bibliographic classification (cf., for example the so-called
Today's knights of exactness are logicians: their meaning of exactness is clarity and unambiguity, and their weapon is predicate logic.
www.glossopoiesis.net /Articles/Glossopoiesis/loglangs.html   (421 words)

  
 Kennings, difrasismo, and tertium comparationes   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
I should admit at this point that I have not been able to come up with a kenning for "water and hill" that does not seem utterly forced.
Here's a snippet I just sent to an active Lojbanist who is also interested in the GBG: >My game, Kennexions, uses BEL (Bliss-Encoded Lojban, working name), which >is >an ideographic coding of Lojban using mostly >Semantography/Blissymbolics, a >sort of pasigraphy.
The basic Kennexions >"bead" is the kennexion, or kenning >expression, based on the Old Norse >poetic form of the kenning, which can be >nicely translated into Lojban by >lujvo and tanru.
kennexions.ludism.org /old/difrasismo.html   (449 words)

  
 The Legacy of R. L. Moore - AXIOMATICS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF CREATIVE TALENT
The value of the method as a tool for opening up vast new domains for mathematical investigation, as it has done in algebra and topology for example, was not yet sufficiently exemplified to make an impression on the mathematical public.
Peano's fundamental researches in logic and number theory were concealed in his unique "pasigraphy"; and besides, was not this again a case of wrapping old facts in new dress (mused the uncomprehending analyst)?
Similarly Grassmann's earlier work in his (now justly appreciated) Ausdehnungslehre was concealed in a mass of philosophical obscurities, and moreover the philosophy of the time was dominated by a Kantian intuitionism not receptive to the idea of mathematics as a science of formal structures.
www.discovery.utexas.edu /rlm/reference/wilder1.html   (5690 words)

  
 Emergy evaluation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Emergy evaluation is characterised by the difference and differential application and combination of a set of ratios, and corresponding coefficients.
The Energy Systems Language is the main Pasigraphy used to ensure that the various ratios are connected in a way that is consistent with the Principles of energetics.
Categories: Articles to be merged since October 2006
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Emergy_evaluation   (252 words)

  
 Definition of pasigraphy - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
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 Pasigraphy - Dictionnaire Français-Anglais WordReference.com
We found no English translation for 'Pasigraphy' in our French to English Dictionary.
Or did you want to translate 'Pasigraphy' from English to French?
Forum discussions with the word(s) 'Pasigraphy' in the title:
www.wordreference.com /fren/Pasigraphy   (41 words)

  
 Visions of Xanadu
As a bibliographic notation, it must be a veritable pasigraphy able to interpret by numerals grouped into factors having a separate and permanent meaning, all the nuances of ideologico-bibliographical analysis" (p.
The factors could be derived from auxiliary tables or from elsewhere in the classification, their use being marked in every case by a particular sign of association.
.By describing the UDC as a "pasigraphy," Otlet stressed its function as a system of knowledge representation designed for international use in which characters, such as numerals, represent ideas directly rather than standing for words.
people.lis.uiuc.edu /~wrayward/otlet/xanadu.htm   (12564 words)

  
 The Logic of Leibniz, Chapter 3
As the simple concepts would be of a fairly small number, it would be enough to know the logical alphabet by heart in order to be able to read and understand at first sight a text written in this system without a dictionary.
Thus, from the age of twenty, Leibniz had clearly conceived the plan of a universal and genuinely philosophical language that would surpass all the projects of which he knew, in that it was not only a stenography or cryptography but a logical pasigraphy and ideography.
In the following years, Leibniz refined and developed his plan by comparing it and contrasting it with other contemporary projects that were somewhat more complete.
phil.ucsd.edu /~rutherford/Leibniz/ch3.htm   (9454 words)

  
 Du Ponceau on Chinese
The article I allude to is a short notice (p.
258) by M. Champollion, the elder, of a work on the History of Philosophy, published last year at Bonn, by M. Windischman, a German writer, who, as usual, represents the Chinese character as a sort of pasigraphy, which may be read alike in every language.
Champollion very properly combats this opinion, and observes, (as I have done,) that the Japanese, Cochinchinese, and other nations, have been obliged to modify that system of writing, to adapt it to their own languages.
www.pinyin.info /readings/texts/duponceau.html   (3146 words)

  
 MW2002: Papers: Here and there: managing multiply - purposed digital assets on the Duyfken website
There is a hybrid ECMAScript (JavaScript) and ASP development environment, showing the different stages of the project development, as described in the introduction.
The initial prototype, replacing the Voyagie/ship's journal section, was done with the Pasigraphy scripting environment (developed by D. Pigott) and had the data in Microsoft Access tables under IIS5.
The next stage, the pilot project, makes use of a straightforward ASP/ADO format, designed and managed through Microsoft FrontPage.
www.archimuse.com /mw2002/papers/towler/towler.html   (6577 words)

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