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2010 Hayakawa Award Call for Nominations 2 Months, 3 Weeks ago  
Call for Nominations

for the 2010

Institute of General Semantics

Samuel I. Hayakawa Book Prize


Competition for the Hayakawa Book Prize is open to any book published in 2005 or later on topics and themes of direct relevance to the discipline of general semantics, including time-binding, abstraction, language, symbols, meaning, communication, media, perception, consciousness, epistemology, scientific method, etc.

To enter, send a letter of nomination and four copies of the book to Executive Director, Institute of General Semantics, 3000 Landers Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107 by March 31, 2010.

For more information, contact Lance Strate, Executive Director of the Institute of General Semantics, via e-mail executivedirector@generalsemantics.org, or by telephone at 718.817.4864.

The winner will receive a cash award of

$1,000
 
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