the term 'encoding' again ...

[Denis Donovan]

Well, some of you must have thought that Luria should have stayed around my place longer.

Actually, the message went out with only the first sentence ...

My question is much more specifically this:

When did encoding/decoding become common -- and was the appearance of that notion related to the publication of Shannon's information theory in 1949?

Sorry about the apparent mindlessness of the question.


On Aug 27, 2014, at 10:49 AM, Denis Donovan wrote:

> Can anyone indicate publications documenting the use of the concept "encoding/decoding" in linguistics?
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> Времена сложные, дураков много.
> —  Алексaндр Романович Лурия
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> These are complex times, many fools around.
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> Alexandr Romanovich Luria in:
> Goldberg, Elkhanon (2001). The Executive Brain: Frontal Lobes and the Civilized Mind.
> New York: Oxford University Press, p. 16.
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> Perhaps Goldberg should have listened to Luria . . .
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