About the Website

This section introduces you to the Taxonomy (THEE) focusing on the scientific aspects and its usefulness, describes the project to put it online (TOP: THEE Online Project), explains the website and how to use it, and gives details of the website creator-author/investigator, Warren Kinston.

About has its own section in the Navigation Column ToC.

The Satellites contain practical frameworks and technologies gathered in groups that make sense within everyday life and relate to the taxonomic structure. This is the substantive material. Those frameworks that are regarded as provisional have a grey background watermarked with TOP STUDIO : DRAFT ONLY.

Satellites are divided into two parts in the ToC:

• Frameworks developed prior to Architecture Room discoveries & conceptions.
• Frameworks developed subsequently and using the new conceptions.

Technicals refers to the taxonomic infrastructure and speculative conceptions. It deals with principles, scientific status, forms and processes, puzzles, and unusual findings.

Technicals are divided into three parts in the ToC:

• The Hub contains general and established notions necessary to understand the formulation of frameworks.
• The Architecture Room contains more esoteric and speculative material.
• The Glossary lists and defines all terms with formulae if appropriate.

The About the Taxonomy section answers the commonest questions and provides an orientation via analogies. It also puts the discovery in a historical and scientific context. A separate section covers usefulness, and examples of taxonomic contents are found here.

Start with the Welcome page.

This page explains a few practical and technical issues that often loom unnecessarily as obstacles to engagement with taxonomic thinking. Here you will find some basic premises and clarification of some common misunderstandings.

Read more.

Every Topic is fairly self-contained, and gives you a lot of control over what to see. You have a comprehensive Tables of Contents. Feel free to move from title to title or from link to link. Stick with what attracts you, skip what doesn't appeal.

See the Guide to Search.

I used to write a blog approximately weekly on subjects more or less relevant to THEE. They are more personal, somewhat opinionated and without scientific pretensions. Blogs are not currently being posted.

Visit the blogs.