Sekinan Table
Saturday 30 May 2020
Thursday 28 May 2020
The Complete Works of TANIYAMA Yutaka,1994
The Complete Works of TANIYAMA Yutaka,1994
The Complete Works of TANIYAMA Yutaka, Revised Edition, 1994 always shows me the youth of the post-war mathematics in Japan. At the same time It gave me the feeling of strong longing.
When A. Wiles and R. Taylor finally solved the Fermat’s Last Theorem in 1994, TANIYAMA-SHIMURA Conjecture became famous overnight in Japan too. After the situation was settled a matter, I saw the feature articles on TANIYAMA in the journal, Mathematics Seminar at the bookshop nearby of my home.
My first impression was a longing desire to his high achievement to mathematics or studies in history. At those days I was at the midst of age 40s and did not accomplish anything on my field of language. Of course I did not desire any fame or special situation. I only hope from the bottom of my heart to propose the results that let assent to myself.
Nearly 20 years passed away since those days. Now there is not any enviable thing to TANIYAMA or his colleague. Because I also discovered my aim and approach on my theme. It is absolutely same that I have not proposed anything to the learning. I only have the probably same aim that many surpassed people had or have. Merely I have not any genius to learning.
My true tiny happiness is what I am still learning on my objects every day. It is only one that is language forever.
Tokyo
11 November 2012Sekinan Research Field of Language
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Wednesday 27 May 2020
My first computer. 2020
My first computer
I first had my personal computer in 1987. The computer was Sharp’s X1 which used 8-bit microprocessor Zilog Z80 which was sold from 1976. The operating system was CP/M and storage media was 8-inch floppy disc that capacity was 175 kB at 1972 – 500 kB at 1976.
Publishing Revolution. 2012
Publishing Revolution
Read Pamela Pfiffner’s
INSIDE THE PUBLISHING REVOLUTION : THE ADOBE STORY, 2003
INSIDE THE PUBLISHING REVOLUTION : THE ADOBE STORY, 2003
From 1982 – 1984: Laying the Foundation / The Early YearsWhen Geschke met Warnock in 1978, the two felt an instant rapport. But over lunch they also discovered they had similar experiences and shared values.
From BizStats: 1982John Warnock and Chuck Geschke found Adobe Systems with $2.5 million in seed money from Hambrecht & Quist.
Thus publishing revolution has started by the two. If there be not this revolution, probably my representation to the public will not be done as smooth as now. Because my concepts on language are rather strange and the road to cultivate is so hard to open to the wider world.
I first had my personal computer in 1987. The computer was Sharp’s X1 which used 8-bit microprocessor Zilog Z80 which was sold from 1976. The operating system was CP/M and storage media was 8-inch floppy disc that capacity was 175 kB (at 1972)- 500 kB (at 1976).
At that time printer was dot-printer and only can be printed out alphabet, figures and Japanese Katakana (the square form of Japanese syllabary). In those days I read a book on the printing-out from computers published by a authority of Japanese technology.
I clearly remembered the impression on the book in which the author asserted that printing out the Chinese characters were impossible for the figural complexity of the letters. Oh how fast the impossibility has been reversed. Warnock and Gaschke has accomplished the revolution on publication or more wider on human’s representation to the world. Really fantastic and infinite thanks for the two respectable persons and the successors after the two.
Tokyo
6 November 2012
Sekinan Research Field of Language
6 November 2012
Sekinan Research Field of Language
Monday 25 May 2020
Preparation for the energy of language. 2015
Preparation for the energy of language
TANAKA Akio
The energy of language seems to be one of the most fundamental themes for the further step-up study on language at the present for me. But the theme was hard to put on the mathematical description. Now I present some preparatory papers written so far.
TANAKA Akio
The energy of language seems to be one of the most fundamental themes for the further step-up study on language at the present for me. But the theme was hard to put on the mathematical description. Now I present some preparatory papers written so far.
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Kyoto-My favourite calm place
Kyoto-My favourite calm places
Chishakuyin Temple is one of my favourites
Chishakuyin Temple
Garden of Chishakuyin Temple
Japanese cake shop near the Chishakuyin Temple
Light rain street near the Chishakuyin Temple
Tokyo
25 May 2020
Todaiji Temple and surrounding - Nara, Thousand metropolis of Japan 710-784
Todaiji Temple - Nara, Thousand metropolis of Japan 710-784
One of favourite places of Nara
Todaiji South great gate entrance road
Deer, Symbol of Buddhism - Outside park of Todaiji Temple
Roast sweet potato saleswoman out site the temple
Precinct of Todaiji Temple
One of many slopes of Todaiji Temple
Japanese pickle store in Nara city
Japanese cake shop in Nara city
Nara station at twilight
Tokyo
25 May 2020
Saturday 23 May 2020
My favourite, Nara- Thousand metropolis of Japan A.D.710-784
Nara is my really youth in 1980s
Horyuji Temple
The oldest wood architecture in the world
Horyuji Temple
The oldest wood architecture in the world
Tokyo
23 May 2020
Nikon F3 and Nikkor 50mm F1.2. Memory of 1980s
Nikon F3 and Nikkor 50mm F1.2. Memory of 1980s
Some 40 years ago, age 30s, I had used Nikon F3, which was rather heavy and its shutter sound was very fine, many people loved the sound, Kashz.
Lens were Nikkor 50mm F1.2, very bright one and I pressed the shutter till twilight. I loved the natural sunlight of black-white film.
I took many photos using it, at Kyoto and Nara, especially Nara was the very place I frequently visited, Todaiji Temple was my favourite, calm and beautiful in winter. Persimmons in the close all became clear orange in the cold air.
Nara is called 1000-year capital in Japan, historically between A. D.710 and 784, Nara was the capital of Japan and the real centre of politics, culture and art, especially of Buddhism.
Thursday 21 May 2020
The Time of WANG Guowei Revised Edition. 2011-2020
The Time of WANG Guowei Revised Edition
The Time of WANG Guowei
I learned the language study from CHINO Eiichi at Tokyo in 1970s.
He taught me the Linguistic Circle of Prague and the existence of KARCEVSKIJ Sergej.
He taught me the Linguistic Circle of Prague and the existence of KARCEVSKIJ Sergej.
One day he admonished me not to study the hard problems such as language universals that are the themes worked on by the geniuses like WITTGENSTEIN Ludwig.
But I chose the theme probably by my youth.
But I chose the theme probably by my youth.
For long time I kept thinking on language universals being aided from KARCEVSKIJ’s paper, “Du dualisme asymétrique du signe linguistique“.
I roamed the vast field of language, wondering the streets of Tokyo.
The time passed fast.
CHINO suddenly died by the fatal disease in 2002.
I roamed the vast field of language, wondering the streets of Tokyo.
The time passed fast.
CHINO suddenly died by the fatal disease in 2002.
I wrote the original note on language universals at Hakuba, Nagano in March 2003.
This note was fundamental at that time for me but probably much conceptualised to others, to which I entitled ” On Time Property Inherent in Characters“.
It was written about the written language of ancient Chinese characters inscribed on tortoise shells.
This note was fundamental at that time for me but probably much conceptualised to others, to which I entitled ” On Time Property Inherent in Characters“.
It was written about the written language of ancient Chinese characters inscribed on tortoise shells.
WANG Guowei was the pioneer scholar on that field.
I had liked his papers that were almost contained in his most important work, “Guantangjilin“.
I bought the book at Kanda, Tokyo in the early 1970s.
The bookshop name was “Haifeng Shudian”, that are now removed to Chiba Prefecture.
I had liked his papers that were almost contained in his most important work, “Guantangjilin“.
I bought the book at Kanda, Tokyo in the early 1970s.
The bookshop name was “Haifeng Shudian”, that are now removed to Chiba Prefecture.
Oh how many times I went to this shop and bought the Chinese classics.
Qing Dynasty produced many linguistic scholars who almost all researched the Chinese characters for their scholastic basis.
I also liked ZHANG Binglin, DUAN Yucai, WANG Niansun, WANG Yinzhi and so on.
Qing Dynasty produced many linguistic scholars who almost all researched the Chinese characters for their scholastic basis.
I also liked ZHANG Binglin, DUAN Yucai, WANG Niansun, WANG Yinzhi and so on.
In my first note I quoted WANG Guowei and DUAN Yucai.
They are the precursors of the study of language universals for the prime of life.
The study was traditionally called “Small study” in China.
But I could not remain standing at the excessive conceptualised place influenced from Small study.
They are the precursors of the study of language universals for the prime of life.
The study was traditionally called “Small study” in China.
But I could not remain standing at the excessive conceptualised place influenced from Small study.
The second note was “Quantum Theory for Language“, that were also written at Hakuba in August 2003.
The third note was “Distance Theory“.
In the early stage of my research, “distance” was one of the important concepts for language universals.
The concept was inevitably related with time and space.
So I began to think the themes on Language universals based on mathematics that were another prime time theme of my youth.
In the early stage of my research, “distance” was one of the important concepts for language universals.
The concept was inevitably related with time and space.
So I began to think the themes on Language universals based on mathematics that were another prime time theme of my youth.
December 20, 2011
February 15, 2020 Text revised
Tokyo
TANAKA Akio
February 15, 2020 Text revised
Tokyo
TANAKA Akio
Read more: https://srfl-essay.webnode.com/news/the-time-of-wang-guowei-revised-edition1/
Nikon F3, Nikkor 50mm F 1.2 from Papa Wonderful 17 Photo. 1999
Nikon F3, Nikkor 50mm F 1.2 from Papa Wonderful 17 Photo. 1999
Mr. Tadokoro almost always brought his camera with him when visiting Nara. Nikon F3, lens is Nikkor 50mm F 1.2. Now, it doesn’t seem to be in the catalog anymore, but since it’s a very bright lens, I always shot without a flash. When I visited Daigoji Temple with my teacher, when the teacher turned his back to me at the reception and told the people in the area to visit, Mr. Tadokoro saw him standing in the light of a naked light bulb. I put it in the camera. I clearly remember that composition for nearly twenty years. It’s one of the few photographs that Tadokoro has captured in my heart.
Refer to the next.
Papa Wonderful 17 Photo 1999. Translated by Google translate 2020Papa Wonderful 17 Photo 1999. Translated by Google translate 2020
Papa Wonderful 1999
37 Photo
Tadokoro especially liked winter Nara. The place where Mr. Tadokoro often stayed was cheap at lodging, but I didn't have dinner, so when I returned from the outside, I took a rest and went out for a meal. While listening to the voice of a warabimochi shop who sells and sells in a unique tone, "Warabimochi," Tadokoro looks back on the results of his or her own study that day and day, and one day his thoughts move to his own way of life. It went. Even though it's on the western outskirts of Tokyo, when I left my busy life for a while and put myself in the division of Nara, a millennial unit, I suddenly felt the feeling of being in oblivion.
37 Photo
Tadokoro especially liked winter Nara. The place where Mr. Tadokoro often stayed was cheap at lodging, but I didn't have dinner, so when I returned from the outside, I took a rest and went out for a meal. While listening to the voice of a warabimochi shop who sells and sells in a unique tone, "Warabimochi," Tadokoro looks back on the results of his or her own study that day and day, and one day his thoughts move to his own way of life. It went. Even though it's on the western outskirts of Tokyo, when I left my busy life for a while and put myself in the division of Nara, a millennial unit, I suddenly felt the feeling of being in oblivion.
As many people think, when you go up the steep stairs of Muro-ji Temple and face the Buddha statues, Tadokoro-san, as many people think, has a fleeting reason for his life compared to the length of existence of these Buddha statues. I had a vague idea of where I could be positioned. Nevertheless, Mr. Tadokoro was able to continue studying history thanks to Professor Yamano, who taught him about history. Perhaps to the skepticism that akin to the abyss of anyone on the way to life, the teacher acknowledged such skepticism and pointed out a way to walk slowly. At an old coffee shop in Nara, where the bottom of February chills, the teacher talks about visiting the shop for a long time, but he does not talk about academics anymore, and he drinks hot coffee to tire of the day.
Mr. Tadokoro almost always brought his camera with him when visiting Nara. Nikon F3, lens is Nikkor 50mm F 1.2. Now, it doesn't seem to be in the catalog anymore, but since it's a very bright lens, I always shot without a flash. When I visited Daigoji Temple with my teacher, when the teacher turned his back to me at the reception and told the people in the area to visit, Mr. Tadokoro saw him standing in the light of a naked light bulb. I put it in the camera. I clearly remember that composition for nearly twenty years. It's one of the few photographs that Tadokoro has captured in my heart.
Photographs are silent but sometimes remind people to recall their entire memory. Some years after that time in Nara, Tadokoro has taken pictures of Tae-san and two children. My older brother Takahiko went to high school, and my younger brother Yasuhiko was already in the final year of elementary school. Looking at the view of Yasuhiko-kun's support at the athletic meet in the town in the viewfinder in this way, the life of a person is, of course, not as good as a single camera, not to mention a Buddhist image that exists for 1000 years. I think so. But it's never discouraged. It's my simple thought.
Papa Wonderful 17 Photo. 1999
Papa Wonderful 1999
37 写真
田所さんは特に冬の奈良が好きでした。田所さんがよく泊まった所は、宿代が安かったのですが、夕食がなかったので外から帰ると少し休んだ後、外へ食事に出かけるのでした。「わらびもちー」と独特の口調で売って歩くわらびもち屋さんの声を遠くに聞きながら，田所さんはその日一日の自分なりの勉強の成果を振り返りながら、思いはいつか自らの生き方へと移っていくのでした。東京の西郊とはいえ、それなりにあわただしい日常をしばらく離れて奈良という千年の単位の懸隔の中に身を置くと、忘却の淵に沈んだような思いがふと浮かび上がってくるのでした。
室生寺の急な階段を上り、仏像に相対しているとき、きっと多くの人が思うように、田所さんも、これらの仏像の存在の長さに比べて自らの生のつかの間の理知がいったいどこに位置づけられるのか、茫漠とした思いになるのでした。それでも田所さんが歴史についての勉強を続けてこられたのは、田所さんに歴史を教えてくださった山野先生のおかげでした。たぶん誰でもが持つ人生の途上での深淵に似た懐疑に対して、先生はそうした懐疑を認めながらしかもゆっくり歩む方途をいつにまにか指し示してくださっていました。二月の底冷えのする奈良の古びた喫茶店で、先生はその店をずっと以前から訪れていたことを話しながら、それ以上特に学問の話をするわけでもなく、一日の疲れに熱いコーヒーをすするのでした。
田所さんは奈良を訪れるとき、ほとんど必ずカメラを持っていきました。ニコンのＦ３、レンズはニッコールの50mmでＦ1.2、今はもうカタログにもないようですが、非常に明るいレンズなのでいつもフラッシュなしで写していました。先生と醍醐寺を訪れたとき、その受付で先生が私のほうには背を向けて、かかりの人に訪問を告げていたとき、田所さんは裸電球の明かりの中にたたずむ先生の姿をカメラに収めました。その構図をもう二十年近くも経ったというのにはっきりと覚えているのです。それは田所さんが写したものの中の心にしみる数少ない写真の一枚になっています。
写真は寡黙でありながら人にときに全的な記憶を呼び覚まさせます。その奈良の時代から幾ばくかの年月を経て、田所さんは妙さんの写真を撮り、二人のこどもの写真を撮るようになりました。兄の高彦くんは高校に進み、弟の安彦くんも今年はもう小学校の最終学年になりました。こうして町の運動会での安彦くんの応援風景をファインダーの中に見つめていると、一人の生涯は、千年の仏像はおろか一台のカメラにももしかしたら比肩しないのではないかと、それは決して落胆でもなんでもなく、素朴に思えてくるのでした。
37 写真
田所さんは特に冬の奈良が好きでした。田所さんがよく泊まった所は、宿代が安かったのですが、夕食がなかったので外から帰ると少し休んだ後、外へ食事に出かけるのでした。「わらびもちー」と独特の口調で売って歩くわらびもち屋さんの声を遠くに聞きながら，田所さんはその日一日の自分なりの勉強の成果を振り返りながら、思いはいつか自らの生き方へと移っていくのでした。東京の西郊とはいえ、それなりにあわただしい日常をしばらく離れて奈良という千年の単位の懸隔の中に身を置くと、忘却の淵に沈んだような思いがふと浮かび上がってくるのでした。
室生寺の急な階段を上り、仏像に相対しているとき、きっと多くの人が思うように、田所さんも、これらの仏像の存在の長さに比べて自らの生のつかの間の理知がいったいどこに位置づけられるのか、茫漠とした思いになるのでした。それでも田所さんが歴史についての勉強を続けてこられたのは、田所さんに歴史を教えてくださった山野先生のおかげでした。たぶん誰でもが持つ人生の途上での深淵に似た懐疑に対して、先生はそうした懐疑を認めながらしかもゆっくり歩む方途をいつにまにか指し示してくださっていました。二月の底冷えのする奈良の古びた喫茶店で、先生はその店をずっと以前から訪れていたことを話しながら、それ以上特に学問の話をするわけでもなく、一日の疲れに熱いコーヒーをすするのでした。
田所さんは奈良を訪れるとき、ほとんど必ずカメラを持っていきました。ニコンのＦ３、レンズはニッコールの50mmでＦ1.2、今はもうカタログにもないようですが、非常に明るいレンズなのでいつもフラッシュなしで写していました。先生と醍醐寺を訪れたとき、その受付で先生が私のほうには背を向けて、かかりの人に訪問を告げていたとき、田所さんは裸電球の明かりの中にたたずむ先生の姿をカメラに収めました。その構図をもう二十年近くも経ったというのにはっきりと覚えているのです。それは田所さんが写したものの中の心にしみる数少ない写真の一枚になっています。
写真は寡黙でありながら人にときに全的な記憶を呼び覚まさせます。その奈良の時代から幾ばくかの年月を経て、田所さんは妙さんの写真を撮り、二人のこどもの写真を撮るようになりました。兄の高彦くんは高校に進み、弟の安彦くんも今年はもう小学校の最終学年になりました。こうして町の運動会での安彦くんの応援風景をファインダーの中に見つめていると、一人の生涯は、千年の仏像はおろか一台のカメラにももしかしたら比肩しないのではないかと、それは決して落胆でもなんでもなく、素朴に思えてくるのでした。
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