Part I - David Greve

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Table of Contents Page <strong>Part</strong> I The function of value systems – basic principle 5 Basic principles 1. The chronological order of single values – the natural dominance 2. The complementarity of s-values inside a system 3. Criteria for the distinction of value systems 7 4. The classifiying dominance – central value and hierarchy 5. Groups of values 8 6. Variability, difference, placement and inertia 9 7. Function and effect 9 8. Simple and complicated value systems 10 9. The formation of variability 13 10. The relationship of s-values through the common exclusion of other values. The description of position by negation – the tabooing of spheres of activity 11. All single values are system-oriented 16 2 5 6 8 15
12. The relationship between the whole system and subsystem 13. The four possible reasons for the trigger of a value sequence 14. Behavior control of large social groups by value systems Page 15. The energy source of value systems 24 16. The representation of a system by its bearers 25 17. Living and resting value systems 26 18. The difference between organized and latent systems 19. The variability becoming possible because of the fixed-point of the classifying dominance 20. The strengthening of a value system by its permanent use 21. Placing justice of s-values in a value system 34 22. Effective period of a value system 35 23. The program congruence of a value system 35 24. Relations of independent value systems to each other 25. Energy and information – summary 46 3 17 18 20 27 29 33 35
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Page 29 and 30: past becomes a task. The past can n
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Page 37 and 38: 22. Effective period of a value sys
Page 39: If this happens, the central values
Page 43 and 44: principle of „placing justice“
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Page 49 and 50: flow of life again. 3. Clocking cre
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This tragical main disorder manifes
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left behind. • „ante rem“ - t
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epresent the wealth as a whole, is
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female figure. Is this the memory o
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Usual conflict description Characte
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according to the principle „energ
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Card games Card games are perhaps t
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Therefore, hypocrisy is part of the
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The analysation of the foreign syst
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to make sacrifices, there is unity
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The value system theory increases c
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Part I - David Greve

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