Airy, Solid, Fluid
Hard, Soft
Pieces & their
  Relative Posi Resources
Towards - Away
Recei Container Attributes here, but Body, Expanse
Case, Entity
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Properties - Attributes

Airy, Solid, Fluid
Hard, Soft
Flexible - Brittle - Rigid
Still - Moving
Shape, Mass
Beneficial - Harmful

Part-Whole

Pieces & their
Relative Positions
Scope
Fitting Together
Making Sense Of
Confusing
Hiding - Revealing
Cleaning Up - Messing Up
Sorting Out - Scrambling
Combining - Separating
Focusing - Bluring
Aligning, Having Form

See Handling

See Seeing

Notes

Berkeley Index

See Balancing

Structuring

Possessions

Resources
Towards - Away
Received - Taken
Attributes, Properties
Objects
Desired, Wanted, Needed

Objects / Structuring

Container Attributes here, but also see Locating/Containing.

Are the main abstract headings = Principals?
Are the subordinate ones Strategies?

See Locating/Containing

See Moving/Locomotion

Object, Body, Entity

Body, Expanse
Case, Entity
Substance, Material
Plant, Animal
Person, Child

Objects

What Pieces Included

Pieces Fit Together

Including

Included

Channels

Transport

Transporting

Transported

Sequence

Solidity

Attachment

Connection

Sorting

Sorted

Parts & Wholes

Events

Past Events

Fitting

Fit

Connecting

Attaching
Solidifying
Holding Together
Linking
Sequential - Parallel

Channels

Carrying, Transporting
Emiting
Transmitting
Communicating

Container Attributes

Inside - Outside
Being In, Out
Deep-Shallow
Permeable-Impermeable
Open - Closed
Openings, Transparency

Orientating

Turning, Facing
Up - Down
Left - Right
Direction NESW
Back - Front
In Front of
In Back of
Backwards - Forwards
Above - Below
Raising - Lowering
Over - Under
Near - Far
Nearer - Further
Previous - Next

Drill

Example:

A husband and wife are discussing what sort of dispute resolution provision to put into their divorce agreement (the procedure they promise to use if they have disagreements about parenting or other issues after the divorce). The wife favors a mediation/arbitration procedure. The husband likes that also, but states that he wants to "leave the option open" to take future disagreements to court. (These two options, while not incompatible, are contradictory in practice and this is explained to the husband.) The husband is stuck, because he seems to want two contradictory choices. The mediator picks up on the husband's initial statement about leaving options "open", and asks, "How far open?" The husband looks up and seems to understand this in terms of containers, passageways, and doors. He replies, "That's a very good question." They went on to negotiate a partially open option.