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ON SEMANTICS AND GENERAL SEMANTICS: RE-DEFINING THE FORMER TO UNDERSTAND THE LATTER

Ben Hauck

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Excerpt The purpose of this essay is to re-define the subject of semantics, then to apply those insights to the subject of general semantics. Semantics and general semantics are decidedly different subjects that unfortunately share a root name. This essay will demonstrate how this re-definition of semantics clarifies what general semantics constitutes.

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Excerpt The purpose of this essay is to re-define the subject of semantics, then to apply those insights to the subject of general semantics. Semantics and general semantics are decidedly different subjects that unfortunately share a root name. This essay will demonstrate how this re-definition of semantics clarifies what general semantics constitutes.

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Excerpt The purpose of this essay is to re-define the subject of semantics, then to apply those insights to the subject of general semantics. Semantics and general semantics are decidedly different subjects that unfortunately share a root name. This essay will demonstrate how this re-definition of semantics clarifies what general semantics constitutes.

Key concepts: Realm, Wonder, Sentence, Semantics (computer science), Subject (documents), Linguistics, Computer science, Relation (database)

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