30-03-2019, 07:34 PM
None of these is particularly close to the VMS, but they could still be relevant:
Thinking of language-like phenomena, there's You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. The purpose of this invented language is not clear, but it can probably be defined as "mystic". It's more or less an example of the artificial languages mentioned by Emma, but I think it mostly consists in a dictionary and it doesn't have a grammar of its own.
Another example we discussed long ago are the pseudo-cufic / You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. inscriptions that can be seen in several medieval works of art. These certainly are decorative, but they might also be meaningful in some symbolic (non-linguistic) way.
Than there is "glossolalia", which has been recently mentioned by Geoffrey. The phenomenon apparently exists since ancient times, though I don't think there are ancient written examples.
Thinking of language-like phenomena, there's You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. The purpose of this invented language is not clear, but it can probably be defined as "mystic". It's more or less an example of the artificial languages mentioned by Emma, but I think it mostly consists in a dictionary and it doesn't have a grammar of its own.
Another example we discussed long ago are the pseudo-cufic / You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. inscriptions that can be seen in several medieval works of art. These certainly are decorative, but they might also be meaningful in some symbolic (non-linguistic) way.
Than there is "glossolalia", which has been recently mentioned by Geoffrey. The phenomenon apparently exists since ancient times, though I don't think there are ancient written examples.
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