Another application of category theory in linguistics (Part 2)
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Another application of category theory in linguistics (Part 1)
This post is part of my portfolio for the poster session at the Applied Category Theory 2022 conference (ACT2022). It is a gentle introduction to my applicat...
A new application of category theory in linguistics (part 2)
In the previous post I laid out the disciplinary background of my application of category theory in linguistics in more detail (than I had done in my explain...
A new application of category theory in linguistics (part 1)
This is the second part of my “portfolio” prepared for the virtual poster session at ACT2020. It introduces my category-theoretic modeling of the human langu...
Generative grammar for I Ching divination (Part 6): Linguistics II
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Generative grammar for I Ching divination (Part 5): Linguistics I
The original motivation for this article was an occasional idea about the similarity between I Ching divination and transformational-generative grammar. I en...
Generative grammar for I Ching divination (Part 4): Meaning II
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Generative grammar for I Ching divination (Part 3): Meaning I
In the previous post I introduced the structural components of I Ching divination, including lines (or monograms), trigrams, and hexagrams. In this and the n...
Generative grammar for I Ching divination (Part 2): Structure
In the previous post I introduced the historical and cultural background of the ancient Chinese divination book I Ching ‘the Classic of Changes’. In this pos...
Generative grammar for I Ching divination (Part 1): What’s I Ching?
Sometimes our brains make connections in unexpected ways. For instance, the other day I was thinking about I Ching (can’t remember why), the ancient Chinese ...