@article{oai:nagoya.repo.nii.ac.jp:00023681,
 author = {MIYAHARA, Isamu and 宮原, 勇},
 journal = {Journal of the School of Letters},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {Our linguistic activities presuppose semantic knowledge, which enables not only the construction of sentences but also our "categorization" of things around us. Our investigation of the two models of our structured knowledge-storage, namely: the traditional system of 'Tree of Porphyry' and the radial network model, has made it clear that they are in fact not incompatible, as is usually said, and the so-called mental lexicon can be said to be a kind of flexible network of 'concepts', 'images' and 'propositions' which connect each other. And we named it rhizome-­like network model. We concluded that our mental lexicon has at least three types of structure; the hierarchy system of Porphyry, the 'radial' category structure, and a system like 'biological' network, which we call the Rhizome-like Network.},
 pages = {27--43},
 title = {The Mental Lexicon and the Architecture of Encyclopedia},
 volume = {13},
 year = {2017}
}