Logic, linguistics, and my notational system

THE USE AND ABUSE OF WORDS AND OTHER SYMBOLS

  1. The symbol and what the symbol means
  2. Confusing the symbol with what the symbol means

LOGIC, LINGUISTICS, AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF LOGIC AND LINGUISTICS

  1. Phenomenalist logic and linguistics
  2. Sensation as such vs. sensation of
  3. The mental vs. the physical
  4. The subjective vs. the objective
  5. The self vs. the other
  6. From linguistics to logic
  7. The decline and fall of the Scottish Enlightenment
  8. The physics and psychology of sensation
  9. Reductio ad absurdum
  10. Isomorphism
  11. Physics and universalism
  12. Subjective and objective propositions
  13. The phenomenalism of categorization
  14. Direct and indirect ends

MY NOTATIONAL SYSTEM

  1. The ontology
  2. Direct and indirect, external and internal
  3. Chunks, big and small
  4. The categorizational operations
  5. Categorization
  6. Categorization, continued
  7. Arithmetic and natural-language grammar
  8. First, second, and third operand
  9. The mental and the physical
  10. The definite article, the indefinite article, etc
  11. How to embed 1D and 2D expressions into 2D expressions

LOGIC, LINGUISTICS, AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF LOGIC AND LINGUISTICS, CONTINUED

  1. Science as purely descriptive
  2. The purpose of logic
  3. The relationship between logic, psychology, and linguistics
  4. Reductionistic and holistic simplification
  5. From concrete to abstract
  6. Same object vs. same kind of object
  7. Same object vs. same kind of object, continued
  8. Unilateral vs. bilateral inference
  9. Physicalist categories of phenomenalist categories
  10. Natural vs. artificial isomorphism
  11. A logical approach to linguistics
  12. Language as a tool of communication vs. as a tool of thought
  13. Words as sets
  14. Form and substance
  15. Formalism and substantivism
  16. Semantics and syntax
  17. How words influence thought
  18. Word-thought overwriting
  19. An analogy to word-thought overwriting
  20. How to think independently
  21. Intension and extension
  22. Intension and extension, continued
  23. Connotation, denotation, and social negotiation
  24. The two ways of using a category
  25. Joint attention
  26. Joint attention, continued