10.1654, TOC: Semiotica 125 1-3 (1999)

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Date:  Wed, 27 Oct 1999 13:14:16 +0200
From:  Gillian Caglayan <G.Caglayan at deGruyter.de>
Subject:  Semiotica 125 1-3 (1999) Special Issue: Notational Engineering

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Date:  Wed, 27 Oct 1999 13:14:16 +0200
From:  Gillian Caglayan <G.Caglayan at deGruyter.de>
Subject:  Semiotica 125 1-3 (1999) Special Issue: Notational Engineering


Semiotica
Journal of the International Association for Semiotic Studies
Revue de l'Association Internationale de Sémiotique

Editor-in-Chief: Thomas A. Sebeok
ISSN 0037-1998

Volume 125 - 1-3 (1999)

Special Issue: Notational Engineering
Guest Editor: Jeffrey G. Long



JEFFREY G. LONG
     Editor's note


Evolution and effects of notational systems

ROBERT K. LOGAN
     The social, economic, and educational impacts of notational systems

JEFFREY G. LONG
     How could the notation be the limitation?


Foundations of notation

JACK ENGSTROM
     G. Spencer-Brown's Laws of Form as a revolutionary, unifying
     notation

PETER WINIWARTER
     A periodic system of system concepts

J. RICHARD McFERRON
     Information theory in notational systems: A review of a
     dissertation proposal


Biology and notation

W. C. WATT
     How to recognize extraterrestrial symbols, when and if

HANS FRIINDT
     Echolocation: The prelinguistic acoustical system

JERRY L.R. CHANDLER
     Semiotics of complex systems and emergence within a simple cell


Logic and images as notational systems

NOBUHIRO INUZUKA
     A study of descriptions from a viewpoint of finite awareness

TIZIANO TELLESCHI
     The image and its own symbolic logic


Mathematics and notation

VLADISLAV A. SHAPOSHNIKOV
     Mathematical notational systems and the visual representation of
     metaphysical ideas

WOLFRAM KAHL
     Explicit graphs and computer-aided notation

CHARLES R. LEAKE
     Hidden symbolism in verbal problems taught to students in
mathematics
     classes

W. DOUGLAS MAURER
     The influence of the computer upon mathematical notation


Knowledge and rule notation

MICHAEL MOHAMMED
     Meta-principles of business knowledge representation

FELIPE LARA-GARCIA and FELIPE LARA-ROSANO
     Visual art and metaphors in complex knowledge representation

GARY OVERGARD
     An Object-Oriented variation on Ultra-Structure

ALEXANDER SHOSTKO
     Design of an automatic course-scheduling system using
     Ultra-Structure


Proposed new notational systems

JEFFREY G. LONG
     A new notation for representing business and other rules

WOJCIECH M. JAWORSKI
     Representing processes, schemata, and templates with jMaps


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