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 »
A quick look at presuppositions of complex equivalence and what they tell you – part of a series on NLP language patterns
Presuppositions in Language (4): Complex Equivalence Read Post »
Many of the patterns in the Milton Model are just Meta Model patterns ‘in reverse’ – chunking up for abstraction
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 3: Distortions Read Post »
In this week’s podcast we start exploring the set of magic questions called the ‘Meta Model’, which help you to uncover missing information, challenge generalisations, and straighten out distortions.
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Practical NLP Podcast 35: The Meta Model part 1 – Distortions Read Post »
How to recognise and use 4 kinds of linguistic presupposition: Existence, Possibility or Necessity, Cause and Effect, and Complex Equivalence
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Practical NLP Podcast episode 32: Presuppositions in Language part 1 Read Post »
