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| + | |pais=Austria | ||
| + | |anio=1960 | ||
| + | |rasgo=Idioma lógico, racional y artificial de supuesto uso universal. | ||
| + | |descriptorLenguaje=simbólico, numérico, inventado, construido, | ||
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| + | |obra=aUI: The Language of Space: For the First Time Represented and Adapted to the Needs of This Planet, 1967 y Cosmic Elements of Meaning: Symbols of the Spirit's Life: A Cosmology for Mankind's Survival in the Atomic Age of Space, 1975. | ||
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==Contexto histórico== | ==Contexto histórico== | ||
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AUI
| Autor | John W. Weilgart |
|---|---|
| País | Austria |
| Año | 1960 |
| Descriptores | simbólico, numérico, inventado, construido, |
| Rasgos Destacados | Idioma lógico, racional y artificial de supuesto uso universal. |
| Obra | aUI: The Language of Space: For the First Time Represented and Adapted to the Needs of This Planet, 1967 y Cosmic Elements of Meaning: Symbols of the Spirit's Life: A Cosmology for Mankind's Survival in the Atomic Age of Space, 1975. |
Contexto histórico
David Fernandez
