The Chart

My Neochart

Introduction

The intellectual content or perspective of my articles and books fall into three distinct periods or phases:

I. Experimental semantics, language learning: 1958-1971 (McGill University and University of Illinois)

II. Ethnomethodological psycholinguistics, language teaching, community-classroom: 1971-1980 (University of Hawaii)

III. Driving psychology, information behavior, Swedenborg, theistic psychology: 1980- 2008 (University of Hawaii)

(and continuing...)

Prior to 1996 the date I give for each neologism refers to the date of its publication in print, which may be up to two years after the actual writing in an article. The year 1996 marks the beginning of the Web as we know it today. Since that date I have published all my writings on the Web the same month or year that I wrote them (usually the same week or day).

One significance of the dates I give is that in 1981, I became a reader of the Writings of Swedenborg. Everything I wrote after that date is focused on Swedenborg's Writings. It's interesting to note that The basic idea of the "ennead matrix" appears in my pre-1981 articles dealing with trigrams and hexagrams in semantic units and discourse sequences (see for example entries in the Chart on ethnosemantics, color-coded hexagram, or ethnomethodological psycholinguistics, threefold self, and many others). Other pre-1981 ideas are not related to my post-1981 Swedenborg focus, and I have not continued to develop them. A list of several hundred expressions and terms I used in my Swedenborg related articles, with links to the full text articles, is available here.

Clicking on each entry will link you to a full text article that uses and discusses that term. Once you see the article you can give the Find Command for the expression you are looking for. You will want to do this more than once since the expression may be used in several places. Entries in the Neochart marked as --(this document) -- refer to the text of the article that introduces the Neochart. I produced hundreds of neologisms in the writing of that article.

The Google or Yahoo search for each neologism (in quotes) was done in March and April 2008. When the entry is zero it means that the search engine delivered articles solely by me. A zero means that I found no one using the identical expression in the same sense that I used it, other than my own papers or, the reports of my students who were studying my papers, or when I was being quoted in an article, news story, or interview. The number in parenthesis after some of the zero entries indicates the number of others who have adopted the expression by referring to it or using it in the same sense. When the entry is not 0 it means that others have used the identical expression, either in the same sense as I have (not usually), or in various unrelated senses in different fields (which may be called independent homonymous neologisms).

When others use the expression in the same sense as I have, two possibilities occur. One possibility is that they got the expression from my work or from others who got it from my work, and these may or may not cite me directly. The other possibility is that the same neologism in the same sense was coined independently by others besides myself.

When the search results for an entry are relatively high (say between 50 and 500), or very high (in the thousands), there are two possibilities. One is that the same neologismic expression was independently coined by those hundreds or thousands of people. The other possibility is that the neologism gets around and becomes a popular topic. This means that the novel concept or meaning in the neologism becomes part of the thinking repertoire of many others.

Note:

Many of the neologisms listed after 1975 were created with the collaboration of my wife Dr. Diane Nahl, who is also a professor at the University of Hawaii, and author of many neologisms in her field of information science. An instance of her prowess as a neologist, she said to me, recently: "I neologued nanoanalysis," which is what I might call a double neologism. I like "nanoanalysis" which she used to refer to my analysis of something she said earlier which she thought was super-picky about little things. Current chart entries that have no comments or links and are marked 2008, are conversational neologisms constructed while Diane and I were talking together. Of course I only have a small sample of these since they are produced so frequently in our exchanges.

Question for Readers

Perhaps you can tell me whether you have expectations of an expression to be or not to be a neologism. As you inspect the Chart, do you come across expressions that surprise you for having a zero occurrence? If so, email me those expressions: leon@hawaii.edu. Your answers will help me go further with this analysis of the nature and function of neologisms. I would also be interested in receiving a chart of your own neologisms, which I will paste in a separate section at the end of this document, with your identification. Also, any comments you may want to make about this project feel free to do so.

Note: This document contains only My Neochart. For the article about it, click here.

Scientific neologisms coined by me (1958-2008) Date Published Google/Yahoo search (2008)

Absence of temptations and conflicts 2004 0
Accommodate to the diversity of drivers 1997 0
Achieve creation and existence 2008 0
Acquiring cyberspace citizenship 1996 0
Acknowledging one's driving errors 1980 0
Acting as-if exercise 2000 7
Acting being in a good mood 1980 0
Activating higher motives within the self 1980 0
Actual psychological processes
involved in searching 1983 0
Actualized reifications 1977 0
Adapting to the descending operation
Add them to my Neochart (this document) 2008 0
Affective neologism (this document) 2008 0
Affective neologism in external disguise
(this document) 2008 0
Affective self 1984 8,000
Affective self of every human being
(this document) 2008 0
Affective tension or dynamic
(online discussion) 2008 0
After dying and resuscitation 2007 0
After our resuscitation (this document) 2008 0
Afterlife of eternity 2007 0
Age of rage 2000 0
Aggressing against passengers 1980 0
Aggressive drivers feel thwarted 1997 0
Aggressive drivers' mental economy 2008 0
Aggressive-driving beliefs 2000 0
Aggressive driving incident 1997 0
Aggressive driving turns to road rage 2000 0
Affections are eternal in the mind 1984 0
Affective-cognitive connection 1981 16
Affective driving skills 1980 0
Affective neologisms (this document) 2008 1
Affective substance of feelings 1988 0
Afterlife of eternity 1999 0
Afterlife is our mental world now 2004 0
Afterlife in eternity = the mental world 2004 0
All constructions by people are existential
neologisms (this document) 2008 0
All neologisms are sourced from
Divine Neologisms (this document) 2008 0
Alter our driving styles 1976 0
Altruistic driving 1998 0
Analytic quality of thought 1969 0
Analysis of the quality of discourse 1969 2
Analyze a road rage battle 1997 0
Analyze a road rage incident 1997 0
Anatomical conjunction stage 1 (email) 2008 0
Anatomical layers of the human mind form
its consciousness (this document) 2008 0
Anatomy of an epic Road rage tragedy 1997 0
Anatomy of conjunction in
conjugial couples (email) 2008 0
Angelic spirits in layer 5 (this document) 2008 0
Anger is a momentary flare-up 1997 0
Annotation of textual materials 1976 0
Antidotes to Disagreements 1973 0
Antidote to social captivity 1976 0
Anti-humanity dictators (this document) 2008 0
Anti-road rage awareness exercises 2000 0
Applied psycholinguistics 1978 8,300
Applied Religious Psychology 1984 1
Applied spiritual discourse analysis (ASDA) 2008 0
Applied to life in three degrees 1981 0
Appropriation of spiritual good through
loving them (this document) 2008 0
Area, topic or focus of the microdescriptions 1983 0
As the Internet is globalizing 1994 0
Ascending and descending procedures
in mental development 2007 0
Ascending, giving, optimizing,
closing in, compacting 2004 0
Ascending is achieved through giving 2007 0
Assigning words to syntactic categories 1969 0
Astrodynamics 1981 164,000
At age 57 God appeared to him 2007 0
Atlas of neologisms (this document) 2008 0
Atemporal or eternal substances 1981 0
Attitude of latitude 1997 15
Audience to one's own activity 1983 0
Autobiographical in character 1976 65
Autobiographical in character or reference 1976 0
Autobiographical neologisms (this document) 2008 0
Autobiographical neochart (this document) 2008 0
Autobiographical reconstruction 1976 760
Automobiles are powerful and obedient 1997 0
Automotive vigilantism 2000 0
Authentic dyadic conversation 1973 0
Authentic conversational dyad 1973 0
Authentic motivators 1976 10
Authentic teacher's paradox 1973 0
Authentic teacher's transactional profile 1973 0
Authentic Teaching see also Chapter 1974
Authenticity in foreign language teaching 1972
Avoidance of the attribution error 1980 0
Awakening and re-awakening 1974 8
AWM Method (Acknowledge, Witness, Modify) 1998 0
Bad driving behaviors depicted in movies 1997 0
Balanced integrating style 1973 0
Basic issues in the composing process 1969 2
Basis, containant, and support
of the DoW (email) 2008
Beauty is the product of love and wisdom 2008 0
Becoming a facilitative driver 1980 0
Become more heavenly in character 2004 0
Behavioral display 1975 1,200
Behavioral intentions are exhaling operations 2007 0
Behavioral investigations of attentional activity 1973 0
Behavioral neologisms (this document) 2008 0
Behavioral symptomatology 1975 388
Behavioral taxonomy for the daily round 1979
Behavioral technology and this article 1972 120
Becoming a reformed driver 1980 0
Beginning at resuscitation 2007 0
Being good to others is possible
only from God 2004
Belief systems that are being practiced
(this document) 2008 0
Benefit of the instructional exchange 1973 0
Benevolence of God operating in our mind 2007 0
Bibliography of driver behavior 1997 0
Body-mind relationships in the spiritual body 2007 0
Biological theology 1984 50
Bonding forces of social organization 1977 1
Born into a dual universe 2004 0
Born into eternity 2000 17,000
Born into the mental world of eternity
(see also this file) 2007 0
BOTEC (Bulletin of the Transactional
Engineering Corporation 1973 0
But what is composing? 1969 0
Breadth and height of self 1988
Breathing explained in the Writings
Sacred Scripture 2007 0
Brute facts belonging to regulative systems 1974
Calendars that provide ‘a neo a day’ feature
(this document) 2008 0
Cat as the context (this document) 2008 0
Catalogued boundaries 1978 2
CARRtoons (instructional cartoons
about driving psychology) 1996 6,500
Categorizing assertions 1973 3
Cause-effect laws that tie
together the two worlds 2007 0
Causes are mental phenomena. (this document) 2008 0
CCPs (see Community cataloguing practices)
Cease to be human and intelligent
(this document)) 2008 0
Celestial anatomical level of consciousness
(this document) 2008 0
Celestial Divine Neologisms of Sacred Scripture
(this document)) 2008 0
Celestial meaning of “within” is the
source of that cause (this document) 2008 0
Chain of correspondences from
God to human beings 2007 0
Checklist: aggressive thoughts and feelings 1998 0
Chicken soup neos (this document) 2008 0
Childish neologisms (this document) 2008 8
Children against road rage (CARR) 1998 0
Choirs after our resuscitation (this document)) 2008 0
Christ against road rage 1998 0
Church within us 1984 50
Citizen in the spiritual world of eternity 2007 0
Claim to science-hood 1974 0
Class of speech acts, mands
(see also this document) 1969 0
Clicking is a spiritual act. 1996 0
Cognitions are affections in outward garb.
(this document) 2008 0
Cognitive-brain level 1978 1
Cognitive dynamics 1967
Cognitive neologism (this document) 2008 0
Cognitive self 1984 42,000
Cognitive self of every human being
(this document) 2008 0
Cognitive structure in discourse 1977 0
Color Coded Hexagram 1978
Color Coded Subject Headings 1978
Color Coded Vocabulary 1978
Color coded wisdom 1976 2
Color wisdom 2004 2,000
Collaborative learning 1975 292,000
Collective neologisms (this document) 2008 1
Collective self or a group self (this document) 2008 0
Collective self is embodied in the
sensorimotor environment. (this document) 2008 0
Collective spiritual neologisms (this document) 2008 0
Collective standardized imaginings 1976 0
Co-managers with the
Divine Psychologist (this document) 2008 0
Come out swinging positive (technique) 1997 0
Commercial neologisms (this document) 2008 15
Committing ourselves deeper to
cyberspace reality 1994 0
Communal exchanges 1977 350
Communal-spiritual image 1988 0
Communication always presupposes
an audience 1969 0
Communicative and conceptual inferences 1966 0
Communicative competence
(see also this preface and this) 1972 540,000
Communicative devices 1966 10,700
Communicative value of the sentence 1974 0
Community Cataloguing Practices (CCPs)
(see also this article) 1978 0
Community-classroom 1978 115,000
Companies, institutions, organizations, agencies,
and departments (this document) 2008 0
Compelling our lower self 2004 0
Compensatory foreign
language Instruction 1970 0
Competitive impulses on the road 1997 0
Comprehensive Discourse Analysis (CDA)
(see also Applications) 1983 59
Comprehensive theory of driving behavior 1980 0
Conflict mentality (motorists) 2000 0
Conjoint neos (this document) 2008 0
Conjoint self (in marriage) 2002 40
Conjugial happiness 2007 0
Conjugial conjoint self (this document) 2008 0
Conjunction of reciprocal similitudes (email) 2008 0
Conscious self feels mentally elevated 2007 0
Consequences of the same inherent property 1966 0
Consider the process of witnessing 1976

Half a Century of Science in Psychology

Scientific Neologisms Coined by Leon James

My Neochart

Introduction