Semantic Aspects in Comparative View of Historical Maps and Logic Circuits on a Computer

Abstract

The classical approach to interpreting the semantic of spatial phenomena, impliies that it is the Language of interpretation of space and logic of interpretations of space, a pre-defined concept. The symbols Have a pre-defined meaning, logical reasoning procedures have predefined consequences. The question is what new technologies are drawn up as a possibility of new models of thinking in interpretation of old maps of ancient cities.

Bearing in mind that spatial architecture of a computer composed of a three-dimensional structure of logical Cirsuits, whose visual arrangement resembles kind of maps that ock like maps of cities, we must wonder what Kind of analogy can be drawn from the maps of cities and „maps“ of computers, which belong to remote Centuries, but visually express the same archetypal patterns.

This requires a new approach in examining the possibility of a different methodology compared to traditional Methodological approachs of semantics of maps. One of the new opportunities is: a simultaneous Comparative view to the historical maps of old towns and logic circuits on a computer.

Research has shown that the theory of tolerance which is formulated by Rudolf Carnap in „Der Logische part Aufbau der Welt“, and a mathematical set theory, the basis for a new view of the phenomenology of space. This paper is inspired by the comparative view to the map Forbidden City in Beijing and logic circuits physically realized or a computer chip.