To be Or Not: An E-prime AnthologyDelphus David Bourland, Paul Dennithorne Johnston |
Contents
Discovering EPrime | 3 |
Writing that Works | 21 |
Coping with Semantic Problems | 27 |
The Semantics of a NonAristotelian | 67 |
EPrime as a Tool for Critical Thinking | 101 |
A Short Story | 125 |
A NonAristotelian Paradigm | 135 |
Common terms and phrases
abstrac Albert Ellis Alfred Korzybski Allen Walker Read appears Aristotelian aspects assumptions Augustus de Morgan basic behavior Bloomfieldian Bramble Chomskian paradigm Chomsky complex consists David Bourland describe develop discipline discussion doctrinal function E-Prime version E. W. Kellogg eral Semantics example experience extensional devices fact George Santayana grammar human Identity and Predication involved Korzybski 1933 label language law of identity logic mathematical logic mean multiordinality non-Aristotelian orders of abstraction orientation paper passive voice patterns Paul Dennithorne Johnston person Pinky premises problems proposition reference Robert Anton Wilson Robert Ian Scott Science and Sanity seems semantic reactions Semantics Bulletin sentence Serina silent level speaking in E-Prime specific statements structure subject-predicate SVOQ symbolic syntactic tences theory thing tics time-binding tion two-valued utterance verb verbal words write and speak writing in E-Prime