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Man As An Exponential Power

Posted by Bruce I. Kodish in April 18th, 2008  
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Posted in: Contributors, Manhood of Humanity, Time-Binding     

In 1920 as he was writing Manhood of Humanity, Korzybski believed that the growth of knowledge in the sciences and technology exemplified time-binding progress. Could he represent this mathematically? If time-binding was cumulative, the result of time-…

Time-Binding and the Language and Logic of Nature

Posted by Bruce I. Kodish in April 11th, 2008  
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Posted in: Contributors, Korzybski, Physico-Mathematical Method, Time-Binding     

The definitions of the different classes of life remained somewhat submerged in Korzybski’s first draft of Manhood of Humanity. Korzybski chose to spend considerable time discussing mathematics—“the universal language” mentioned in the original …

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Posted by Bruce I. Kodish in April 3rd, 2008  
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Posted in: Contributors, Korzybski, Time-Binding     

The main formulation of what would become Korzybski’s first published book, Manhood of Humanity (1921), had sprung to him in his sleep one night after years of struggle and study. ‘Man’—a term which Korzybski used in the accepted 1920s sense as…

Korzybski’s Formulation of “Time-Binding”

Posted by Bruce I. Kodish in March 25th, 2008  
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Posted in: Charles Ferguson, Contributors, Korzybski, Time-Binding     

“Time-binding,” the main formulation of what would become Alfred Korzybski’s first published book, Manhood of Humanity (1921), provided the basis of his remaining life-work. The notion had resulted from years of reading, contemplating and internal st…