Working in a dictogram / field

system methodics - open dating - mind mapping - activity in the field / the field in action

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system methodics - axial dating - design mapping - structure the structuring / structuring the structure

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system methodics - conceptual dating - concept mapping - disclosing the phenomena / the phenomenal enlightenment

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system methodics - functional dating - frame mapping - frame of mind in a framework / a framework of frames of mind

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In four steps from field to possible dictogram

1. provoking acclamation

explore together the dynamic between the research query and research goal to find an accorded research question.

2. invoking inspiration

everyone tunes in on the field, this field, the matrix, the Sophia, the central research question.

3. convoking denotations

everyone has to accept everything that happens to the participants within the field.

4. evoking connotations

everyone becomes the spokesman of that what happened to her / him within the field.

(Everyone picks the moment when she or he wants to share what happened)

(The sequence determines the outcome of what this field aims for).

Four possible actions

pro act with what happens to you in this field

re act on what occurs in this field

inter act with what presents itself in this field

trans act by accepting everyone as spokesman of this field

Four steps to elaborate the results of every spokesman (in the ordered sequence, see step 4) to structure a personal dictogram

5. instruction by revealing data

bring to light the facts, thoughts, feelings, wants, perceptions, sensations through the use of informing questions.

6. obstruction by positioning data

positioning the found data in a possible axial field to elaborate the field through the use of research (hypothetical) questions.

(the questionar has to explain his question).

7. construction by ordering data

to elaborate the axial field we use possible relevant ...grams which provide us with validating questions that could bring possible data to light.

8. destruction by structuring data

through the use of eleminating questions we reduce the possible axial connexions into the most cruxial connexion.

In four steps the represented positions in the dictogram will be highlighted