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RH Compton (1919)
204J R Anthropol Inst Great Br Irel, 49
[Within the corpora of string figures, the concept of transformation is omnipresent and at work on different levels. First, a string figure is the result of the continuous transformation of a loop of string. Secondly, the sources give evidence that the practitioners worked out how to transform one figure into another. The heart-sequence analysis of certain transformations shows how the creators of these algorithms were able to partially unravel a completed figure X to join a connection point with another procedure to reach another figure Y. This provides a way of transforming figure X into figure Y. Finally, it is the final figure geometry that the practitioners transformed by working out possible combinations of “motifs”.]
Published: Oct 16, 2014
Keywords: Solomon Island; Final Figure; Index Loop; Equivalent Sequence; String Figure
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