First awarded in 1988, the J. Talbot Winchell Award annually goes to individuals for their outstanding contributions and service to the cause of general semantics.
Awarded by the Institute of General Semantics, it is presented annually at the Alfred Korzybski Memorial Lecture.
John Talbot Winchell (1895-1981) — known familiarly as “Tal” — was a longtime student and benefactor of general semantics, and a former Trustee and honorary Fellow of the Institute of General Semantics.
Winchell first came to Alfred Korzybski’s seminar in Los Angeles in 1939, and attended numerous seminars after then. He was a leader in general semantics in the Los Angeles area, remaining active until his death.
Presentation & Acceptance Video
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Devkumar Trivedi | Prafulla Kar |
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2011 - Balvant K. Parekh |
Presentation Video | Acceptance Video Prafulla Kar accepts the award on behalf of Balvant Parekh. |
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2007 - Maxine Mallach
2006 - Bob Potter and Walter W. Davis (Co-Recipients)
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2003 - Laurie Cox
2002 - Isabel Caro
2001 - Jeremy Klein
2000 - Milton Dawes
1990s
| 1980s1988 - Pearl Eppy |