The Law Of Position And Location

Author : Ph. D. Delridge Hunter
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Download or read book Law of Position and Location written by Ph. D. Delridge Hunter and published by . This book was released on 2023-06-30 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Basic Premise We take as given the idea of distinction and the idea of indication, that in order to make an indication one must first make a distinction. We take therefore of distinction for the form. G. Spencer-Brown, 1970, Laws of Form, 1. New Thinking Has Emerged The least and the most favored as positions, have allowed me to observe bias as an operational form within the United States and most other polities of culture. However, my design as constructed within the least favored and most favored positions only allowed an application of black and white positions taken from chess. In other words, my initial design outlined the black and positions as least favored and most favored but did not advanced the notion into a new paradigm until crossing and calling were understood. The desire was to create a new workable paradigm. There was a need for a new premise supported by axioms. The idea was to create sets in the form of axioms that would offer new ways of examining social intercourse. Now the task was to give new definitions and language to the process.

Author : Delridge La Veon Hunter Ph D
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ISBN 13 : 9781081707163
Total Pages : 40 pages
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Download or read book The Law of Position and Location written by Delridge La Veon Hunter Ph D and published by . This book was released on 2019-07-20 with total page 40 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Law of Position & Location, a Position Location Theory, uses the premise of the Laws of Form as the basis of the numerous axioms that make up this paradigm. Each axiom contains a set of theorems that explain the rules of crossing, calling ((naming) and location (position) as operational forms within a polity of culture. Each axiom is layered to complement and support the others with axioms containing the rules that define distinction as an operational form of inequality. The two, operational processes here that explain the system are crossing and calling (naming). The position theory as a location theory, applies crossing and calling as indicators of the distance between the least favored and the most favored positions. The form of distinction as the original form establishes the motive for the creation of operational barriers to keep the other forms of distinction from crossing. To indicate what forms are to be distinguished from the original form, a name is to be attached to each form to inform that particular, what value is assigned to that name called. The name called and called again establishes that name as an indication of what form of distinction it is.

Author : Ph. D. Delridge Hunter
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Download or read book Law of Position and Location written by Ph. D. Delridge Hunter and published by Arpress. This book was released on 2024-01-26 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Basic Premise We take as given the idea of distinction and the idea of indication, that in order to make an indication one must first make a distinction. We take therefore of distinction for the form. G. Spencer-Brown, 1970, Laws of Form, 1. New Thinking Has Emerged The least and the most favored as positions, have allowed me to observe bias as an operational form within the United States and most other polities of culture. However, my design as constructed within the least favored and most favored positions only allowed an application of black and white positions taken from chess. In other words, my initial design outlined the black and positions as least favored and most favored but did not advanced the notion into a new paradigm until crossing and calling were understood. The desire was to create a new workable paradigm. There was a need for a new premise supported by axioms. The idea was to create sets in the form of axioms that would offer new ways of examining social intercourse. Now the task was to give new definitions and language to the process.

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