- concepts that cannot be drawn
- social agreement on meaning
Here is the researcher's article in the New Scientist.
And here is another news story on the research.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Cave symbols hint at 30,000-year-old origins of written communication
As the researcher says, "language maybe too strong a word," but two things here strike me as important:
Here is the researcher's article in the New Scientist.
And here is another news story on the research.
Here is the researcher's article in the New Scientist.
And here is another news story on the research.
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What do the sophists think about the possibility of concepts that can't be expressed in "even our" language? Ineffability, you know?
ReplyDeleteI think we are cool with them. Not everything can be represented.
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