3d meta-framing: volume
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capacity (actualized potential)
integrates first two dimensions
acquires volume as permeable boundary (realized potential) is lived into
Gebser’s structures of consciousness
potencies
the invisible qualities or intensities behind the visible
guide restructuration of consciousness
enabling perception of organization in its fullest complexity
integral structure of consciousness, bring us consciously into all “previous” structure… transparently present
concepts
structures of consciousness
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unfolding method
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modes of thinking
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circumscription
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circumscription, simulated
This is a simulate circumscription via the 3-D meta-framing with an example:
- step 1: there are 3 basic concepts, each isolated terns;
- step 2: each point is a fragment of insight, a competing point-of-view;
- step 3: depth of insight forms via a recognition of the validity of all points-of-view in relation to each other;
- step 4: pattern emerges and brings breadth;
- step 5: attention to differentiated consciousness brings volume to each interrelated terms;
- step 6: someone like Morin comes and says: “these are inseparable, irreducible terms–all part of a larger whole;
- step 7: here we push further by a) populating this meta-concept with thinkers and works that produced the insights; b) the mode of thinking that produced the thinkers; c) the movements that produced the modes of thinking; and, what emerges is akin to an ecology of mind [Bateson]