RSSThe Difference Between Context And Register
Feb 08
context, instantiation, realisation 4 Comments
Context is realised by language.
Registers are types of language (that realise types of context).
The context-language relation is value-token.
The register-language relation is carrier-attribute.
eldon
Feb 17, 2011 @ 11:51:18
maybe my brain is off today, but i can’t help thinking that it would be the
language-register relation which would be carrier-attribute.
for the last line in the above post, i’m lead to think that language is actually an attribute of register… i’m just trying to get my head round this, and, since most of my brain is entirely mutable, i think i just about believe this to be the case….
ThE CLOwN
Feb 17, 2011 @ 18:05:26
Yes. That’s the reading.
Language (as system) is Attribute. Registers (of language) are Carrier.
eldon
Feb 18, 2011 @ 18:37:35
i’m glad my brain did not do a moibus strip imitation for nothing!
ThE CLOwN
Feb 20, 2011 @ 08:50:53
nice image