The Information in the Folds of the Complex Adaptive Landscapes of a Verbal Expression.

This paper advances the bio-kinetic hypothesis that the Agent-action-Objective (AaO) axiom constitutes the only valid foundation for a behavioral expression of the informational dimensions contained in natural language. Based on the bookkeeping capacity of the discovered AaO mechanism, it is shown that this mechanism can capture emergent (AaO) units and track their growth in complexity. Through individual variations in the growth of the components as well as the variations in nesting, it is demonstrated that structural stability and textual morphogenesis generates corresponding informational invariants. Furthermore, on the basis of the translation function, it is shown that a sequential translation of an original text to Swedish and from Swedish to Italian produces the condition for an effective control of interplay between textual agents (A) and textual objectives (O) within a system of language specific coordinates. Based on coordinated structural invariants, it is shown that convoluted structures are pointing toward the presence of a biologically determined interplay between a produced perspective and stated objectives. (Contains 10 figures and 13 references.) (Author/SLD)