[Meta-frameworks] Six Faces of the Concept System
The article identifies six types of concept systems situated within the HLS framework. This is not a simple typology, but a dynamic map of evolving concept systems.
Concepts
Supportive Self-Actualization as Anticipatory Activity
Self is not a single, bounded, present-moment entity. It has three layers — Sub-individual, Individual, and Supra-individual. Self-actualization, reconceived within the framework of Anticipatory Cultural Sociology (ACS), is not a final state to be achieved but an ongoing anticipatory activity
Revisiting, Rebuilding, Re-engaging with Past Selves
Furthermore, once Past Selves are established as a legitimate theoretical category alongside Present Selves and Possible Selves, a new possibility opens up: the three can be curated together into a coherent, dynamic framework of creative identity development.
GO with AI, Re-education Tax, and Anticipatory Medium
The Re-education Tax exists because current AI tools lack what CLAUDE.md provides: a medium that carries anticipation forward across time.
Folkentity: The Object of Cultural Projection
Mindentity, Folkentity, and Worldentity
Worldentity: The Cultural Givenness of Thematic Creation
Building the Ontology of Thematic Creation
The Concept of "World of Life"
Four Boundaries of the World of Life
The Concept of "World of Activity"
The Concept of "World of Activity" and a large diagram.
Mindentity: The Ontology of Thematic Creation
All entities are mindentities, but not all mindentities are entities.
The Essence of the Concept System
A concept system is a network of concepts with a coordinating mechanism. In this article, we explore it from six perspectives: scale, hierarchy, boundary, function, representation, and genidentity.