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For the most part, the data structures they used to represent knowledge were founded upon a referential theory of meaning; necessarily they were also limited to relatively small sublanguages or microworlds. Its images - subjectively sequenced, and lurching toward a hermetically cohesive classification system, but shorn of essay-peaks entirely for itself, articulating and classifying a sexual sublanguage that has percolated and mutated inside U. |
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