A quick clear-up of the remaining Meta Model patterns – find the others here. Simple Deletions We can identify a […]
Meta Model ‘Deletions’: Simple Deletions, Unspecified Nouns, and Comparative Deletions Read Post »
These are simply verbs that aren’t as specific or clear as you need them to be. They count as ‘Deletions‘
Meta Model ‘Deletions’: Unspecified Verbs Read Post »
Why ‘Deletions’? ‘Deletions’ are where the speaker has left some information out. If that information is important, either because it’s
Meta Model ‘Deletions’: Nominalisations Read Post »
Previously in the series on Meta Model generalisations: Universal Quantifiers Modal What Now? Because the patterns in the Meta Model
Meta Model ‘Generalisations’: Modal Operators of Possibility and Necessity Read Post »
We’re on to a new set of language patterns in NLP’s Meta Model – Generalisations! The previous category of patterns,
Meta Model ‘Generalisations’: Universal Quantifiers Read Post »
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Meta Model ‘Distortions’: a Quick Summary Read Post »
The final ‘Distortion’ pattern in the Meta Model is ‘Presuppositions’. These are the implicit statements embedded in what people say
Meta Model ‘Distortions’ (5): Presuppositions Read Post »
This continues the series on Meta Model ‘violations’ and the questions you can ask to investigate them. The series starts here.
Meta Model ‘Distortions’ (4): Complex Equivalence Read Post »
This continues the series on Meta Model ‘violations’ and the questions you can ask to investigate them. The series starts here
Meta Model ‘Distortions’ (3): Cause and Effect Read Post »
(Or ‘Value Judgements’ in Everyday English) This continues the series on Meta Model ‘violations’ and the questions you can ask
Meta Model ‘Distortions’ (2): Lost Performatives Read Post »
