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First
Type of |
Second
Type of |
Third
Type of |
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Examples |
geological
stratum, |
organic
stratum, |
anthropomorphic stratum |
| Nature of the Real Distinction between Content and Expression |
real
- formal
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real
- real
|
real
- essential
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distinction
is formal and concerns a single aggregate or subject
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distinction
is real and concerns flat multiplicities
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distinction
is essential
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distinction
between different Orders of Magnitude
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distinction
between different Molecules, Things, or Subjects
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distinction
between different Attributes, Genres of Being, or Irreducible Categories
(things and words) |
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Relations
between |
expression is dependent upon the expressed molecular content in all directions and in every dimension and has independence only to the extent that it appeals to a higher order of magnitude and to exterior forces |
expression becomes independent in its own right, autonomous reduction of form and substance of expression to a unidimensional line, guaranteeing their reciprocal independence from content without having to account for orders of magnitude; expression is independent of content and of any directed action in the exterior milieu determines a derivative form of expression, one that is relative to content and that, through a folding back upon itself, yields the three-dimensional structures |
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Mode
of
Dynamic Transfer |
induction
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transduction |
translation
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| Coding |
coding
of a stratum coextensive with that stratum
|
coding of a stratum takes place on an autonomous and independent line that detaches as much as possible from the second and third dimensions |
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| Overcoding |
does not require effective overcoding of any kind, only phenomena of end-to-end connection, local regulations, and partial interactions |
overcoding
takes place at the level of integrations implying different orders of
magnitude
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| Type of Expression |
Resonance
of Expression |
Linearity
of Expression (spatial linearity) |
Superlinearity
of Expression (temporal linearity) |
| Relation between Molar and Molecular |
molar
can be said to express microscopic molecular interactions
|
preserves
and amplifies the relation between the molecular and the molar. expression
and content are now molecular and molar
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"the
crystal is the macroscopic expression of a microscopic structure"
"the crystaline form expresses certain atomic or molecular characteristics of the constituent chemical categories" |
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| Dimensionality of Expression |
Expression
is volumous or superficial
|
Expression
is linear, unidimensional
|
Expression
is
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| Form of Content |
homoplastic
form of content |
alloplastic
form of content (brings about modifications in the external world) hand-tool couple |
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| Form of Expression |
genetic
form of expression |
linguistic
form of expression (operates with symbols that are comprehensible, transmittable and modifiable from outside) face-language couple |
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| Stratifies |
matter
|
life
|
humanity
|
| Metastrata |
submolecular,
unformed Matter
|
anorganic
life
|
non-human
becomings
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