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| Title | Real time imaging of the rotation mechanism producing interview-based language spaces |
| Author/s | Bernhard Bierschenk |
| Department/s |
Department of Psychology
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| Full-text | Available as PDF |
| Alternative location (URL) | https://sites.google.com/site/... |
| Publication/Series | Kognitionsvetenskaplig forskning / Cognitive Science Research |
| Publishing year | 2002 |
| Report number | 83 |
| Pages | 26 |
| Document type | Report |
| Status | published |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Copenhagen University, Denmark; Lund University, Sweden |
| Abstract English | The article is advancing the bio-kinetic hypothesis of string rotation. Demonstrated is a stepping function. This function shows that the discovered mechanism is working within single "AaO" units. By attaching a dot to the string, states of rotation can be marked and imaged in real time. In keeping track of the orientation of the dot, sliding over the domains (A, O) is demonstrated and the involved state changes have been made manifest. Textually, it is demonstrated that the "AaO" units have the capacity to keep track of the rotations and to assemble elements that are temporarily fitting the developing structures. |
| Subject |
Social Sciences |
| Keywords | movement, Rotating strings, language space, experimental control, semantic-free, coordination-free, entrangled states, pattern dynamics, spherical dependency, degree of sliding |
| ISBN/ISSN/Other |
ISSN: 0281-9864 |
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