Representation of Creative Processes through Dynamics in Three Dimensions

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Representation of Creative Processes through Dynamics in Three Dimensions (Links To-Kairos)

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[2014]:  The-O ring: Theory, Theorem, Theology, Theosophy?: Playful intercultural quest for fruitful complementarity (Parts=8+Refs)

[2014]:  Reimagining Teslas Creativity through Technomimicry: Psychosocial empowerment by imagining charged conditions otherwise (Parts=14+Refs)

[2014]:  Imagining Order as Hypercomputing: Operating an information engine through meta-analogy (Parts=11+Refs)

[2014]:  Comprehension of Numbers Challenging Global Civilization: Number games people play for survival (Parts=11+Refs)

[2014]:  Implication of the 12 Knights in any Strategic Round Table: Each circulating globally in quest of sustainability and immortality (Parts=13+Refs)

[2014]:  Encycling Problematic Wickedness for Potential Humanity: Imagining a future Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential (Parts=12+Refs)

[2013]:  Imagining Attractive Global Governance: Questioning possibilities and constraints of well-boundedness (Parts=9+Refs)

[2013]:  Eliciting a Universe of Meaning: Within a global information society of fragmenting knowledge and relationships (Parts=15+Refs)

[2012]:  In Quest of a Dynamic Pattern of Transformations: Possibility of sensing the strange attractor of an emerging Rosetta Stone (Parts=9+Refs)

[2012]:  Knowledge Processes Neglected by Science: Insights from the crisis of science and belief (Parts=11+Refs)

[2012]:  Enabling Wisdom Dynamically within Intertwined Tori: Possibilities of polyhedral configuration of complex patterns of insight (Parts=10+Refs)

[2012]:  Transforming and Interweaving the Ways of Being Stoned: Relates imagination, promise, rocks, memorials, petrification through metaphor (Parts=12+Refs)

[2012]:  Middle East Peace Potential through Dynamics in Spherical Geometry: Animation engendering connectivity from incommensurable 5-fold and 6-fold conceptual frameworks (Parts=14+Refs)

[2011]:  Triangulation of Incommensurable Concepts for Global Configuration: Possiblility of concept mapping through spherical configuration. (Parts=10+Refs)

[2011]:  ¡¿ Defining the objective ∞ Refining the subjective ∞ Explaining reality ∞ Embodying realization: Explores relating contrasting categories through the cognitive paradox of the Moebius strip. (Parts=11)

[2011]:  Global Brane Comprehension Enabling a Higher Dimensional Big Tent?: Possible cognitive embodiment of geometry to encompass synthesis of a higher order. (Parts=6+Refs)

[2011]:  Eliciting a 12-fold Pattern of Generic Operational Insights: Uses learnings from helicopter development to frame psychposocial evolution possibilities. (Parts=11+Refs)

[2011]:  Engendering a Psychopter through Biomimicry and Technomimicry: Uses learnings from helicopter development to frame psychposocial evolution possibilities. (Parts=10+Refs)

[2011]:  Checklist of 12-fold Principles, Plans, Symbols and Concepts: Lists 12-fold articulations. (Parts=1)

[2011]:  Mathematical Theology: Future Science of Confidence in Belief: Proposal to enable faith-based governance through mathematical theology. (Parts=8)

[2011]:  Enabling a 12-fold Pattern of Dialogue for Governance: Explores clues towards richer patterns of dialogue. (Parts=9+Refs)

[2010]:  Harmony-Comprehension and Wholeness-Extending: Explores applications of design principles of Christopher Alexander to psychosocial systems. (Parts=12+Refs)

[2009]:  Geometry of Thinking for Sustainable Global Governance (Parts=18+Refs)

[2009]:  Global Governance via a Double-breasted Strange Attractor: Exploring use of the breast metaphor here in relation to governance. (Parts=10)

[2009]:  Engaging with Globality through Cognitive Circlets (Parts=10)

[2009]:  Existential Embodiment of Externalities (Parts=12+Refs)

[2008]:  Unknown Undoing: challenge of incomprehensibility of systemic neglect (Parts=8+Refs)

[2008]:  Dynamics of Symmetry Group Theorizing: Exploration of comprehension of symmetry and its psycho-social implications. (Parts=16+Refs)

[2008]:  Polyhedral Pattern Language: Software facilitation of emergence, representation and transformation of psycho-social organization (Parts=24+Refs)

[2008]:  Towards Polyhedral Global Governance: complexifying oversimplistic strategic metaphors (Parts=17+Refs)

[2008]:  Irresponsible Dependence on a Flat Earth Mentality -- in response to global governance challenges (Parts=13+Refs)

[2008]:  Animation of Classical BaGua Arrangements: a dynamic representation of Neti Neti: Possibity and significance of dynamic representation of fundamental 6-fold symbols. (Parts=7+Refs)

[2007]:  Consciously Self-reflexive Global Initiatives: Renaissance zones, complex adaptive systems, and third order organizations (Parts=10)

[2006]:  Conformality of 7 WH-questions to 7 Elementary Catastrophes: an exploration of potential psychosocial implications (Parts=19+Refs)

[2006]:  Noonautics: four modes of travelling and navigating the knowledge universe? (Parts=9)

[2004]:  Functional Complementarity of Higher Order Questions: psycho-social sustainability modelled by coordinated movement (Parts=13)

[1998]:  Discovering richer patterns of comprehension to reframe polarization (Parts=5+Refs)

[1998]:  Characteristics of phases in 12-phase learning-action cycle (Parts=1)

[1998]:  Typology of 12 complementary strategies essential to sustainable development: essential to sustainable development -- / -- (Parts=1)

[1998]:  Spherical configuration of interlocking roundtables: Internet enhancement of global self-organization through patterns of dialogue (Parts=21)

[1994]:  Spherical Configuration of Categories to Reflect Systemic Patterns of Environmental Checks and Balances (Parts=18+Refs)

[1991]:  Metaphors as Transdisciplinary Vehicles of the Future (Parts=9+Refs)

[1984]:  5-fold Pattern Language: Proposed for inclusion in Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential -- / -- (Parts=1)

[1980]:  Patterns of N-foldness: Comparison of integrated multi-set concept schemes as forms of presentation (Parts=10+Refs)