The Nature of Order

Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Centers
are those particular identified sets, or systems, which appear
within the larger whole as distinct and noticeable parts. They appear because
they have noticeable distinctness, which makes them separate out from their
surroundings and makes them cohere, and it is from the arrangements of
these coherent parts that other coherent parts appear.
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