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Charles Eisenstein's book, The Ascent of Humanity, describing the history and future of civilization, the gathering collapse, and the converging crises that are birthing a transition to a new age. The development and transcendence of the discrete and separate self. www.ascentofhumanity.com/ Babel-in-Progress Arrangements of Blissymbols and other symbols in a contrived "tree of life". www.symbols.net/ A return to origins invigorates because it is a return to nature and reason. www.cwru.edu/ Translation exists because humanity speaks in many tongues. Why should human beings speak thousands of different, mutually incomprehensible languages? One of the most central questions in the study of man’s cerebral and social evolution continues to baffle researchers and anthropologists alike. portal.unesco.org/ Historically there have been two fundamental types of common language: the ONELANG - or comprehensive national language - and the AUXLANG - or new constructed language. www.appledene.karoo.net/ Lurianic Metaphors, Creativity and the Structure of Language In the Lurianic Kabbalah we are witness to a theosophical account of the world’s creation, which at the same time provides a foundation for a theory of human creativity as well as a general model for understanding linguistic significance. www.newkabbalah.com/ In After Babel, George Steiner recounts two main conjectures in mythology which explain the mystery of many tongues on which a view of translation hinges. www.bu.edu/wcp/Papers/ QiQiiKhu is intended to encode a certain view or understanding of the world which includes some things overtly stated but other possibilities merely implied or inferred by subtle patterns in pronunciation and in the arrangement or possible rearrangement of glyphs. www.symbols.net/qiqiikhu/ Unifon alphabet The Unifon alphabet, which was created by John Malone in 1959, is an alternative way of writing English based on the principle of one letter per phoneme. www.omniglot.com/ White Temple (Uruk/Warka), UR - Nammu (Ur), Marduk (Tower of Babel - Babylon). lib.haifa.ac.il/ |