Science and Sanity: An Introduction to Non-Aristotelian Systems and General Semantics (International Non-Aristotelian Library)
 

Science and Sanity: An Introduction to Non-Aristotelian Systems and General Semantics (International Non-Aristotelian Library)

by Alfred Korzybski

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Getting this magnificent tome has been quite a quest. I first read about it in Gina Cerminara's book in a footnaote: then it took me eleven years until I had a chance to read it from a library...and then it took me seven more years until I had my own copy. Amazing! The sheer mathematics of it makes it quite dense, and unless I had received help from able commentators on it like Hayakawa and Lee, my admiration of it would have remained incomplete.

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  • Jorge G

    jorge g said:

    Well i have not read it yet, but i am looking forward to it, i heard about it through Robert Anton Wilson, in short he gave it the props because according to him, this work is a corner stone in the long journey of thinking in a wholesome matter taking into account all the uncertain positions that we as an humanity have, and should not overlook when we as a individual or groups start communicating in pretended and self deluded ways, by thinking that there is a certain "is" when all we have most of the time what we have is a "seems like" or something in the way of letting always open the possibility that we could be wrong in our comment or judgment.

    posted Wednesday, February 13 2008
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