Declaration 2 2004

Declaration 2

cf. Declaration

Uniformity of Language 

TANAKA Akio 

I present <Quantum Theory for Language> to put language closer to human being.

The theory has two aims at first. One is to throw light on the meaning of language. The other is to clarify the generative process of sentence.
Two aims are probably linked together in the kernel function of language.

In the theory, to carry further logic, I use several theories, principles rules and terms. In other hand I present the model of language, which is named model simplified level, abbreviated to MSL.

The theory and MSL are mutual aided. The theory needs MSL for the examination and deepening. MSL needs the theory for advance of usefulness. 

The theory aims at obtaining the digitization of language function.
The digitization goes on toward the advent of automatic generating language machine, abbreviated to AGLM or more simply to LM .

The language machine is one goal of the theory. Because the machine is useful for handicapped people using natural language in their daily life.

The language in which the theory is in effect, needs natural but to be uniform. The uniformity of language is the premise of the theory.  

Tokyo
 November 18, 2004
For reminiscence of CHINO Eiichi
and His Lecture on Linguistic Circle of Prague