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Date: 18-May-2007 From: Jefsey Morfin <jefseyjefsey.com> Subject: Pragmatics Status of the Art
I am interested in the support of languages on the Internet and subsequent developping 'semantic processing'. My analysis shows me that there are four digital relational levels at stake.
(1) plug to plug electric interconnectibility [medium] (2) end to end interoperability (Internet) [syntax] (3) brain to brain interintelligibility [semantics] (4) mind to mind interunderstandability [pragmatics].
where languages are brain to brain protocols (supported by accepted referents), and relations are supported by pramatics conventions (supported by common context] and services, with 'mentale' and 'personale' as brain to brain and mind to mind equivalent to computers' 'locale'.
I work on a document on the e-empowerment path of endangered languages from near death to active presence on digital and semantic networks. I would like to know:
(1) people/mailing list(s) engaged in the same kind of research. (2) where to find (site, book, ?) the best pragmatics status of the art, and the work which has been engaged in pragmatics processes.
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