DEVELOPMENT - THE RADIAL APPROACH
Though differentiation and integration are always intimately related in experience they comprise uniquely distinct processes that require corresponding distinct methods of intellectual interpretation.
In the radial approach every stage entails a unique configuration of both differentiation and integration, with the precise relationship between both determining the very nature of the stage.
This leads to a significant reinterpretation of key development issues and an overall appreciation that is much more accurate in terms of experiential dynamics.This particular version of the radial approach incorporates Holistic Mathematics which provides the appropriate tool for scientific encoding of all dynamic transformation processes.
It is presented in a Question and Response format so as to better facilitate the elaboration of many subtle issues pertaining to development.
INTRODUCTION
1. Development - The Radial Approach2 (a) The Circle of Integration (1)
2 (b) The Circle of Integration (2)
2 (c) The Circle of Integration (3)
HOLISTIC MATHEMATICS
3. Introduction to Holistic Mathematics
4. Basic Numbers and Operations
5. Differentiation and Integration
6. Four Types of Complementarity
7. Whole and Part (Multiplication and Division)
11 Type 3 Integration (Preliminary Discussion)
12 Type 3 Integration (Continuing Discussion)
13 Type 3 Integration (Part A)
14 Type 3 Integration (Part B)
INTERPRETING DEVELOPMENT