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17 Crossing a Line: Intersecting |
17 Raising the Level of Conceptualization |
18 Traversing a Graph (Combinatorial Analysis; Mathematical Possibility) |
18 The Mechanics of Topics (Topicalization Dynamics; Formal Topical Features) |
19 Bounding Surfaces (Simply Connected Manifolds; Continuous Bound Lines and Curves; Non-simply Connected Manifolds; Weird Topological Manifolds) |
19 The Creation of Topic or Topicalization (Resolution of Contention Points; Discourse Dialectics) |
20 Bisecting Angles |
20 Ethnosemantic Movements |
21 Joining Vertices |
21 Setting Coordinates (--> evoke contention points) |
22 The Method of Triangulation |
22 Dyadic Interaction (--> between conceptualizations) |
23 Labeling Vertices (= identifying the lines of interaction in a field) |
23 Understanding (Practical Understanding; Clarifying; Unifying) |
24 Mathematical Operation (Logic; Form; Function; Parameter; Operation; Relation; Equality; Identity) |
24 Reifying Ethnosemantic Imaginings (Reality; Actuality) |
25 Reconstituting (Un-crossing Intersections; Exhaustive Graphing; Transformations) |
25 Fragmentation (= a subtype of topicalization achieved by horizontal expansion) (Established Topical Domains) |
26 Transformation (= continuous, point-to-point, metric vs. non-continuous, non-metric, topological) |
26 The Reconstruction of a Record (Biographical Record; Social History; Participant; Personal; Individual; Enactment) |
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