Talk:Hans Reichenbach
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Can someone add a list of his linguistic ideas, presented in Elements of symbolic logic? There is not a mention in the article for his contributions to linguistics (verbal aspects etc)
- He defined the 3 point system, for verbal clauses, involving E the point of Event, S - point of Speech, and R - point of Reference. Then, one draws these funny little diagrams describing temptral structures in different languages. Yes, diagrams are always cute. Oyd11 22:28, 16 December 2006 (UTC)
