Review: Naming Domain Fundamentals

A New Principle

In naming the frameworks, we have worked within an emerging conceptualization of the Taxonomy.

ClosedTo recapitulate: 

The focus so far has been on naming within Domain Fundamentals, which refers to a triplet of structures derived from the Domain's 7 taxonomic elements. The triplet consists of the following:

  • the Domain Vehicle defined by the initial Hierarchy Trees (-H•K)
  • the Domain Effect which is required by the Primal Need associated with each Domain, and which depends on the Structural Hierarchy (-sH) and its components.
  • the Domain Field defined by the final Structural Hierarchy Tree (-sH•K). The Field uses the components and allows operation of the vehicle.

A naming system has been developed for these fundamentals based on the context-content internal duality that characterizes all Trees. (See explanation.) The resulting names appear to be meaningful and useful.

The appropriateness and significance of the names are derived from the Centres in the respective parts of the Tree (rather than the specific terms in the iD). The Table below shows suggested names together with the internal dualities that have been developed to date for the Domain Fundamentals.

Note that the names embody an ethical aspiration i.e. they are what is requisite.

Naming of Trees within the Domain Controls, Ethical Controls and Q-expansions) is handled differently and will be systematized in later sections.

Names for Domain Fundamentals

Domain Tree: Primal Vehicle sH: Primal Effect Tree: Primal Field
RL7: Willingness A Serious Involvement Being of Service A Responsive Persona
Internal
Duality
Self-mastery
v
Personal Effort
Transpersonal motivators
v
Self-mastery
RL6: Purpose A Worthwhile Project Realizing Values A Community Evolution
Internal
Duality
Community Sustenance
v
Project Sustenance
Community Potentials
v
Community Sustenance
RL5: Communication An Intentional Expression Creating Discourse A Vibrant Group
Internal
Duality
Member Values
v
Expressive Events
  Group Morale
v
Member Values
RL4: Experience An Authentic Perspective Manifesting Character A Motivated Presence
Internal
Duality
Personal Participation
v
Personal Perception
  Personal Potentials
v
Personal Participation
RL3: Change A Definitive Stage Changing Systems A Sustained Development
Internal
Duality
State Fixation
v
Stage Generation
  State Potentials
v
State Fixation
RL2: Inquiry A Rigorous Analysis Making Discoveries A Scientific Study
Internal
Duality
Research Processes
v
Analytic Tools
  Discovery Potentials
v
Research Processes
RL1: Action A Deliberate Activity Producing Results A Credible Course
Internal
Duality
Course Pursuit
v
Action Control
  Personal Drivers
v
Course Pursuit
RH: Endeavour A Personal Endeavour Being Creative A Constructive Entanglement
Internal
Duality
Conception Focus
v
Practicalities Focus
  Reality Focus
v
Conception Focus

Note: Confidence in the correctness of names and dualities varies according to the extent and depth of understanding of the Domain. It is least for RL3 and RL7.


Originally posted: 15-Feb-2015. Last amended 7-April-2015. Reviewed: 12-Jan-2023.