IEML

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Aliases: Information Economy Meta Language
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Semantic Scripts and Paradigms

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# IEML - Information Economy Meta Language
# Demonstrating semantic scripts and paradigms
# Reference: Pierre Lévy, IEML Semantic Computing

# Layer-0 primitives (the six basic elements):
# E (virtual), U (actual), A (possible),
# S (sense), B (emotion), T (intention)

# Layer-1 script: a combination of three layer-0 elements
# Each script encodes a semantic relationship

# The script E:A:. represents the concept of "semiosis" (sign-making)
E:A:.

# The script E:U:. represents the concept of "reality" (actualization)
E:U:.

# The script U:S:. represents the concept of "feeling" (embodied sense)
U:S:.

# A paradigm is a set of scripts varying along one axis:
# This paradigm explores variations of the A (possible) dimension
E:A:.
E:U:.
E:S:.

# Composing scripts into a word (layer-2 IEML expression):
# A word is formed by combining three scripts
(E:A:. E:U:. E:S:.)

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