An Esoteric Guide to Spencer-Brown's Laws Of Form

Some-thing from no-thing: G. Spencer-Brown's Laws of Form

Syntactic Variety in Boundary Logic

Boundary logic is a formal diagrammatic system that combines Peirce's Entitative Graphs with Spencer Brown's Laws of Form. Its conceptual basis includes boundary forms composed of non-intersecting closed curves, voidsubstitution (deletion of irrelevant structure) as the primary mechanism of reduction, and spatial pattern-equations that define valid transformations. Pure boundary algebra, free o...

Philosophical Reflections in Transcendental Modernism and Religious Politics

The current article believes that the intrinsic interdependence of modernity, science and secularism is an ideological non-universal interdependence but a hegemonic discourse. This kind of explanation and consideration is built upon a collection of ontological, epistemological, anthropological, methodological and evaluative sources. Based on two laws of "interchangeability of existence and scie...

Boundary Logic and Alpha Existential Graphs

Peirce's Alpha Existential Graphs (AEG) is combined with Spencer Brown's Laws of Form to create an algebraic diagrammatic formalism called boundary logic. First, the intuitive properties of configurations of planar nonoverlapping closed curves are viewed as a pure boundary mathematics, without conventional interpretation. Void representational space provides a featureless substrate for boundary...

Play, metaphor and representation - a love triangle or une liaison dangereuse?

This paper investigates in which way classical theories of game and play like the approaches by Huizinga [21], Caillois [9], Fink [15], Bateson [4], Gombrich [18], Walton [55] have been related to metaphor by the authors themselves or by other authors. Observations in the mentioned literature suggest that the notions metaphor, representation and play as well as instances of each are being used ...