a pragmatic isomorphism • gary e. davis • berkeley


	Area	appropriativity

	a pragmatic isomorphism gary e. davis	January 26, 2019

In sum, this suggests homology of the bi-modal 3-fold pragmatic above with:

the 3-fold empirical conception of generative intelligence;
an empirically strong conception of flourishing (whose 3-fold character will be indicated at the Project Area on “...being well,” congruent with extensive empirical work);
Habermas’s 3-fold linguistic (“speech act”) model of validity:

- genuineness of intention
- appropriateness (“normativity”) of interaction
- realism of denotation (“truth-functionality”)

the 3-fold contemporary conception of virtue that is isomorphic with Aristotelian conception (end of “archetropal play”); and
the 3-fold conception of evolving.

The usefulness of such 3-foldness (such tropology) is fractalic, so to speak: Figuring an evidentiary way to dramatize the conceptual generativity (recursive mindality) of action scaling itself through individuation (The Project, so far) and culture (in upcoming topics).

The modeling is proximally philological (and felicitous), but primordially congruent with highly corroborative empirical work, particularly relative to the ontogeny of intelligence in developmental and educational psychology; and relative to empirical positive psychology of individuation. This will be detailed further, later.

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