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:::L. Michael Hall in his <cite>Communication magic</cite> mentions '''E-Choice''', a variant of E-Prime that seems the same as your E-Prime-Prime. Any knowledge of E-Choice, anybody? [[User:Mkoval|Mkoval]] 20:41, 1 Jan 2004 (UTC) |
:::L. Michael Hall in his <cite>Communication magic</cite> mentions '''E-Choice''', a variant of E-Prime that seems the same as your E-Prime-Prime. Any knowledge of E-Choice, anybody? [[User:Mkoval|Mkoval]] 20:41, 1 Jan 2004 (UTC) |
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Revision as of 10:41, 20 February 2004
An anonymous user wrote:
CORRECTION: the inventor of E-Prime was a student and follower of Alfred Korzybski, Dr. Bourland.
W. Paul Tabaka http://Korzybski.Org
Should the article itself be in E-Prime?
The following sentence doesn't seem E-Prime to me, due to the use of are: There are of course different forms of the verb. --romanm 13:37, 21 Nov 2003 (CET)
- That's now fixed. I mean, er, I fixed that. --Brion
- Fair enough. It was written in E-Prime-Prime, a variant of E-Prime (that I just made up) that omits the pernicious "identity" and "predication" forms but allows the others (in this case, "existence"). —Ashley Y 21:05, Nov 21, 2003 (UTC)
- L. Michael Hall in his Communication magic mentions E-Choice, a variant of E-Prime that seems the same as your E-Prime-Prime. Any knowledge of E-Choice, anybody? Mkoval 20:41, 1 Jan 2004 (UTC)
The link "Working with E-Prime - http://www.generalsemantics.org/Education/WEPrime.htm " is dead.