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 Alfred Korzybski Quotes
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 Alfred Korzybski (1879 – 1950), was a Polish engineer, mathematician, and philosopher, best known for creating the theory of General Semantics . Unsourced The word is not the thing. Any organism must be treated as-a-whole; in other words, that an... 
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 Alfred Korzybski Information
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Alfred Habdank Skarbek Korzybski was a philosopher and scientist born on July 3, 1879 in Warsaw, Congress Poland, and died on March 1, 1950, in Lakeville, Connecticut, U.S.. He is probably best-remembered for developing the theory of general...
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 ETC.: A Review of General Semantics Alfred Korzybski.
12/22/2003: 3,412 words, approx. 11 pages In 1976, I was appointed editor of ETC: The Journal of General Semantics. For ten years, I served in that capacity, and with each passing year, my respect for Alfred Korzybski increased and my respect for those academics who kept themselves and their... summary from source:
et Cetera Alfred Korzybski
01/01/2004: 3,462 words, approx. 12 pages In 1976, I was appointed editor of ETC: The Journal of General Semantics. For ten years, I served in that capacity, and with each passing year, my respect for Alfred Korzybski increased and my respect for those academics who kept themselves and their students...
Literary Criticism
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 Critical Essay by Max Black
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In the following excerpt, Black considers Korzybski as an innovative and influential thinker whose theories of semantics have the potential to improve the human condition.
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Critical Essay by Stuart Chase
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In the following excerpt, Chase combines a personal description of Korzybski with an assessment of his study of language.
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Critical Essay by Anatol Rapoport
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In the following essay, Rapoport reminisces about his first exposure to Korzybski's principles and remembers the author as an inept instructor and sloppy thinker.
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