In Einstein's later life, he got interested in what allowed him to come up
with his thinking. To simplify, he said it was new language. At about the
same time (and same place), Saussure came up with Semiotics which says
that it's all language relationships. I think that there is gold down
this mine.
Has anyone studied the work of John Shotter -- "The Cultural Politics of
Everyday Life" or "Conversational Realities"? I think he is on to
something quite profound in our use of language and different types of
knowledge?
[Host's Note: Don, I hope you'll followup this posting and tell us more.]
-- "DeGuerre, Don" <deguerre.don@syncrude.com>