DIALECTIC TRIANGULATION: A VISUAL PHILOSOPHY
Dialectic Triangulation is an art definition. It refers to a process leading to the visualization of mechanisms and hypotheses. It is the application of inquiries to aspects of human existence and knowledge.
Functionally, Dialectic Triangulation is a simplification and systematic rebuilding of complexes on any subject or matter by the application of various methods (listed below). One builds progressive trichotomies failing and succeeding in a dialectic method, each time arriving at a better thesis on a higher level. Dialectic means a forever rising knowledge, a deepening awareness or consciousness through which the trinities are argued and re-grouped. Triangulation is the activating force which institutes the interaction of static states. It is also the combination of intellect, instinct, and intuition.
TYPES OF TRIANGULATION
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inanimate tri-groups representing all of a genus, class, or category
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re-grouping or classification
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accepted facts examined, their validity and importance reestablished or denied
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mapping perceptual and ideational errors
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analyzing and diagramming various distortions and losses in communication
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arriving at a conclusion derived from two propositions
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arriving at a mean between two extremes
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building propositions for dimensional expansion
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building propositions through deductive trisection
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constructing a proposition from “pure ideas”
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pure idea groups activated through controversy
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interdependent or progressive ideas becoming effective through successive stages of advancement
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threefold theories interchangeable, not interchangeable, and those forming argumentative conclusions
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seeking arguments with universal validity
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seeking reality and truth
– Agnes Denes, 1968