===== On Trees and Language ===== A practical approach. What is a biotop, and how does it express itself Academy for Praxis og Theory [[license|CC]] 2009 On the similarities between the systematic biology’s phylogenic trees and the linguistic syntax trees((Ann Copestake. The (new) LKB system. Stanford. 2000 s.70.)), the idea that structures in nature are repeated in different levels((http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractal#In_nature [11/11/2009])), the myth about the norse god Odin who was said to have hung by his legs in a tree for nine days and nights to learn the magic of the runes((Håvamål gjendiktet av L. Holm-Olsen. Aschehoug. 1993. s.58.)), and the possibility that languages are a finite set of rules and symbols, that can be combined in an infinite number of possible constellations in any form that some consciousness with a language-ability can interpret((J.R.Searle. Speech acts. University of Cambridge. 1985. s.78.)). * [[tegne_trær|drawing trees]] * [[bygge_trær|building trees]] * (brute force mapping) * [[naturlig_habitat|Manipulating a natural habitat]] * [[kunstig_habitat|Manipulasjon av et kunstig habitat]] * [[en_fonetisk_realisering|A phonetic realization]] * [[eksponeringstrening|Exposing a Syntetic Forest to the International Phonetic Alphabet]] * (syntese) * [[skogoversetter|The Sound of a Closed Ecologic System]] * [[skoginterface|Manipulating the sound of a Closed Ecologic System]]