RESEARCH PROJECT
1963 - 2000 Collected 20,000 symbols across the Indo-European languages addressing specifically the speech-using species reading dictionaries page by page like people read novels. Recorded the symbols on 3x4" filing cards. Placed them on the walls to help connect the dots and to examine them in their inter-relationships. Selected 10,000 of the most recent and relevant. Looked at etymology, origins, borrowings, cultural imitations, intended message, historical development, linguistic techniques and formulas used, purpose of symbol, actual meaning, modern usage and recurring patterns in them and analyzed them to see how t…
RESEARCH PROJECT
1963 - 2000 Collected 20,000 symbols across the Indo-European languages addressing specifically the speech-using species reading dictionaries page by page like people read novels. Recorded the symbols on 3x4" filing cards. Placed them on the walls to help connect the dots and to examine them in their inter-relationships. Selected 10,000 of the most recent and relevant. Looked at etymology, origins, borrowings, cultural imitations, intended message, historical development, linguistic techniques and formulas used, purpose of symbol, actual meaning, modern usage and recurring patterns in them and analyzed them to see how they influenced language, mind, knowledge and truths. While in France researched in London, Oxford, Leeds and Paris guided by sociology Professor Paul and Dr. Mlle D’Archambault, Dean of Archaeology.
Breaking the Patriarchal Code, 1996, Knowledge Ideas & Trends, Manchester CT
