- Language and NLP
- NLP – is Neuro-Linguistic Programming – language is a key
- Language is the habitat we live in, and learn. NLP is learning how to learn.
- Comparison with “wolf children” – those who don’t have a language
- Language is enfolded in us, and the context unfolds it out of us.
- Language shapes and creates realities.
- Ambiguity in words
- Linguistic relationships that wouldn’t have existed without the language
- What we think changes what we sort for, and the language is the tool that directionalizes the mind
- How different languages shift the perceptions of reality
- Pioneering work in Language
- Alfred Korzibski – connection of language and neurology, language and environment.
- The map is not the territory (distortion)
- The map does not represent all of the territory (deletion)
- Every map is self-reflexive (generalization)
- Noam Chomsky – transformational grammar. Deep structure and surface structure.
- NLP: The Meta-Model, the Milton Model, and the Sleight of Mouth
- Alfred Korzibski – connection of language and neurology, language and environment.
- The structure of the following podcasts in the language series
(total of 11 podcasts including this one)- Three main models, each in three podcasts (total of 9 podcasts):
- Meta-model
- Sleight of Mouth patterns
- Milton model
- For each model, we pick 3 different contexts, and apply each pattern in each of those contexts
- The final podcast will tie all the models together
- Three main models, each in three podcasts (total of 9 podcasts):
[techtags: NLP, Language, Meta-Model, Milton Model, Sleight of Mouth]
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