E-Prime III!: A Third AnthologyDelphus David Bourland, Paul Dennithorne Johnston |
Contents
The EPrime Imperative | 1 |
Lycophron and | 17 |
ANDREW W Kovacs | 41 |
EPrime Adventures | 55 |
EPrime and the Climb to Awareness | 69 |
Word of God Languages of Man | 79 |
Concerning an EPrime Translation of the Bible | 91 |
EPrime and Linguistic Revision | 129 |
EPrime is No Crime | 157 |
Reply to Pula | 180 |
Reply to Pula | 191 |
INDEXING CRISPNESS NON | 195 |
A Computer Program for Calculating | 211 |
Schnapps Redux | 225 |
DAVID BOURLAND | 248 |
EPrime and American Sign Language | 271 |
Common terms and phrases
Alfred Korzybski Allen Walker Read Ambassador University American Sign Language Aristotelian behavior Bible boat called Camus consciousness of abstracting Crispness Index David Bourland discussion E-Prime Anthology edition Emerson English Esme evaluation Event level extensional extensional devices feel Franklin Greenpiece Hilgartner Hofstra University human identification identity instructors International Society involved Jeremy Klein Johnston Kaunas Korzybski's Model language linguistic Lithuanian Lithuanian language looked Lottie Lycophron Maas meaning metric space Morphus Non-Allness Non-Aristotelian Note noun Object level paper passive voice Paul person Poppa prayer predication present Proust Pula refer Science and Sanity Seeming Tautologies semantic construction Semantics Bulletin sentence Sign level speak in E-Prime speaker Spooks Stanley statements structure Symbol level Tautologies teaching theory things time-binding tion tool translation University utterances verb verbal words writing in E-Prime Yahweh zybski's