Topic II: All That It Takes (ATIT): Sbeh as Compositional Change
All that it takes (ATIT): Sbeh as compositional change:
1. Compositional change vs. circumstantial change: BE can “make a difference” as mere circumstance or as actor make differences (via step making, compositionally, and step taking) that in turn make differences.
2. 3 A’s: ADEPT as a complement to ADOPT and ADAPT, in light of BE’s consequentiality as difference maker via composition.
3. ATIT is a capability (agency) model; compare to Responsibility (agent) model. Capability demands development; compare with capacity. Contrast ATIT with a motivational, nonspecific model such as “whatever it takes.”
ATIT Components:
FOOTNOTES (RELATED MATERIALS):
1. Compositional change vs. circumstantial change: BE can “make a difference” as mere circumstance or as actor make differences (via step making, compositionally, and step taking) that in turn make differences.
2. 3 A’s: ADEPT as a complement to ADOPT and ADAPT, in light of BE’s consequentiality as difference maker via composition.
3. ATIT is a capability (agency) model; compare to Responsibility (agent) model. Capability demands development; compare with capacity. Contrast ATIT with a motivational, nonspecific model such as “whatever it takes.”
ATIT Components:
- Help
- Support
- Ingredients
- Imagination (What communication and cognition can do together; ;)
- Tools
- Procedures (For collective behavior, especially; see App. 2: Community)
- Circumstances (General and particular; )
- Configuring (The art of behavior)
- Agency (See Topics VI-XI for relevant behavioral principles)
FOOTNOTES (RELATED MATERIALS):
S
Supporting Audio
Part 1
Part 2