Mental model: naming the name v0.3
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The document discusses the generative process of naming concepts and the connection between names, representations, and mental models, referencing various philosophical concepts. It emphasizes that a conscious observer plays a crucial role in constituting these mental models. The notion of a 'naming name' is explored within the framework of semantic and pragmatic understanding.
Mental model: naming the name v0.3
- 1. Mental model: naming the name v0.3 “to get from the name to the name of the name we must go through the process of naming the name”. There must always be a generative process whereby the classes are created before they can be named. (Gregory Bateson, Mind and Nature, 1979, p185) This presentation is intelligible only--means “able/possible to be understood; comprehensible”--if its animation sequences are observed. Download, and run it offline.
- 2. Segitiga makna (the meaning triangle, John F Sowa in “Ontology, Metadata and Semiotics”)
- 3. a = b(ab) ↔ b = (ab)a “ I am the observed link between it and processes leading to it” Symbol of concept = name of concept = name of name D objek konsep nama simbol dari konsep konsep dari representasi matauang uang Rupiah simbol dari objek = representasi = mental model = interpretamen Constituting mental model ? ‘naming name’ = representamen = interpretant nama uang simbol dari objek = representamen Individual ( = ‘self’ as observer) = mental model constituted IF/WHEN and ONLY IF/WHEN there is a conscious entity “naming name”, hence: “a (conscious) individual” rupiah adalah nama uang, tetapi uang adalah nama sebuah objek: matauang This event is the invention of the self (as observer) “ I am the observed link between myself and observing myself.” (Heinz von Foerster, Notes On An Epistemology For Living Things) “to get from the name to the name of the name we must go through the process of naming the name. There must always be a generative process whereby the classes are created before they can be named.” (Gregory Bateson, Mind and Nature, 1979, p185) indicative shift = form, hence concept. to the reasoning mind = absolute magnitude, hence value. (to which feelings inevitably attach) = orientation, hence purpose (and volition)
- 4. Symbol of concept = name of concept = name of name Pragmatic Syntactic a = b(ab) ↔ b = (ab)a D objek konsep nama simbol dari konsep konsep dari representasi simbol dari objek = representasi = Quotation = MODUS = mental model = interpretamen = MODULUS = representamen = interpretant nama simbol dari objek = representamen individual ( = ‘self’ as observer) indicative shift = QUOTING purpose (and volition) = REPRESENTING, hence value. (to which feelings inevitably attach) = NAMING hence concept. to the reasoning mind LET THE MEANING BE THE MEDIUM, NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND Semantic Constituting mental model ? ‘naming name’
- 6. modus (http://kbbi.web.id/modus) 1. cara; “manner”, “measure” see modulus (@wiki) 2. (linguistik) bentuk verba yang mengungkapkan suasana kejiwaan sehubungan dengan perbuatan menurut tafsiran pembicara tentang apa yang diucapkannya; 3. nilai yang paling besar frekuensinya dalam suatu deretan nilai; 4. angka statistik yang paling sering muncul dalam populasi atau sampel; modulus kongruensi ≡ “kesesuaian sesuatu (dengan …)” -- The modulus of a congruence a ≡ b (mod m) is the number m. It is the "base" with respect to which a congruence is computed (i.e., m gives the number of multiples of a that are "thrown out"). http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Modulus.html
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- #2: This presentation is intelligible--means “able/possible to be understood; comprehensible”--if the animation in it is observed. Download it and run offline
- #4: Gregory Bateson, Mind and Nature, 1979 https://www.slideshare.net/dsugandi/the-name-naming-the-name-and-name-of-the-name Absolute magnitude (or absolut value) adalah modulus Modulus the diminutive from the Latin word modus meaning measure or manner. noun: modulus; plural noun: moduli 1. another term for absolute value. 2. a constant factor or ratio.
- #5: modus noun cara; (“manner”) (linguistik) bentuk verba yang mengungkapkan suasana kejiwaan sehubungan dengan perbuatan menurut tafsiran pembicara tentang apa yang diucapkannya; “kesesuaian” (congruence) nilai yang paling besar frekuensinya dalam suatu deretan nilai; angka statistik yang paling sering muncul dalam populasi atau sampel; Absolute magnitude (or absolut value) adalah modulus Modulus dari Latin word modus meaning measure or manner. 1. another term for absolute value. 2. a constant factor or ratio.
- #7: Congruences satisfy a number of important properties, and are extremely useful in many areas of number theory. Using congruences, simple divisibility tests to check whether a given number is divisible by another number can sometimes be derived. For example, if the sum of a number's digits is divisible by 3 (9), then the original number is divisible by 3 (9).