The Tripartness Meta-Diagram and Diagram Blending
The Tripartness meta-diagram can be expanded into what I call a Diagram Network — or, put differently, it can be seen as the result of a process of Diagram Blending.
Diagrams
The Dialectic Room: A Meta-diagram for Innovation
The Dialectic Room is a meta-diagram designed to apply dialectical logic to manage structural tensions. Its origin lies in the “germ-cell” diagram of Project-oriented Activity Theory.
The Geometry of the Activity System Model
I present real-world examples of applying the Activity System Model using the Creative Diagramming method.
Slow Talk: The ARCH of Thematic Engagement
Building Mentionship by Sharing themes accurately
A Semiotic System Diagram for Creative Life Curation
Turning potential opportunities into actual actions, turning the world into a person’s experience, and turning the person’s experience into artifacts for the world.
ARCH: A Visual Language of Interpersonal Interactions and Collaborative Project Engagement
The ARCH Visual Language for Collaborative Project Engagement and Intersubjective Design
The ARCH of Synergy Effects
We can also apply the ARCH model to discuss Synergy Effects between knowledge centers. Also, we can use Thematic Landscape Map to discover Synergy Effects.
The ARCH Diagram
In 2020, I used the ARCH diagram to curate Alan P. Fiske's Relational Models Theory and Clay Spinuzzi’s typology of Activity.
Activity System Plus
Based on Yrjö Engeström's Activity System Model, I added the concept "Resouce" to explore a new possibility.
Chained Activity Systems [Activity Theory]
In order to discuss the relationship between learning activity and other types of human activities, Engeström used a new term called Activity Network.