MODES OF PHILOSOPHIC INQUIRY

[#]

MODES OF
BEING
  Being

MODES OF
THOUGHT
That Which Is

MODES OF
FACT
Existence

MODES OF
SIMPLICITY
Experience
[0]

Phenomena
and
Projections

 Discrimination and Postulation:
THESES		 Process
and
Frame		 Categories of
Language and Action
(Symbols and Rules)
[1]

Being
and
Becoming

 Assimilation and
Exemplification:
MODELS		 Reality
and
Approximation		 Categories of
Thought
(Ideas and presentations)
[2] Actuality
and
Potentiality		 Resolution and
Question:
CAUSES		 Substance
and
Accident		 Categories of
Terms
[??+??]
[3] Elements
and
Composites		 Construction and
Decomposition:
CONSTITUTENTS		 Object
and
Impression		 Categories of
Things
(Cognition and Emotion)
[All cells in each row above share the same mode of thought.  Reordered by #.]
SCHEMA OF PHILOSOPHIC SEMANTICS
PRINCIPLES METHODS INTERPRETATIONS SELECTIONS
Holoscopic Universal Ontic  

[1] Comprehensive

 [1] Dialectical [1] Ontological [1] Hierarchies (transcendental)

[2] Reflexive

 [0] Operational [3] Entitative [3] Matters (reductive)
Meroscopic Particular Phenomenal  

[3] Simple

 [3] Logistic [0] Existentialist [0] Types (perspective)

[0] Actional

 [2] Problematic [2] Essentialist [2] Kinds (functional)
[In original, lines connect the items above with the same NUMBERS = 0, 1, 2, 3]
BASIC DIVISIONS OF PHILOSOPHY
Theoretic Physics Philosophy Logic
Practical Ethics Poetry Rhetoric
Poetic Logic History Grammar
BASIC PROBLEMS
Whole Universal Reality One
Part Particular Process Many