Applications of morphic palindromes to the study of Gunther's negative language
Abstract
Gunther's concept of technology is based on a 'melting' of number and notion, Begriff und Zahl, in a polycontextural setting. A key to its study is established by the negation-cycles of polycontextural (meontic) logics that are establishing a negative language.
It is proposed that a morphogrammatic understanding of technology is uncovering a level deeper than polycontexturality and is connecting numbers and concepts not just with the will and its praxeological actions but with 'labor' (Arbeit) in the sense of Marx's Grundrisse ("Arbeit als absolute Armut".)
Palindromic cycles are offering a deeper access for the definition of negative languages than the meontic cycles. Morphogrammatics is opening up languages of creativity and labor.
(work in progress, vers. 0.2, Oct. 2013)
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