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Chapter 6 - B		0	0
	1) Motivation	0	0
	2) Cross contextual formation	0	0
	3) Behavior space - Intro	0	0
	3) Behavior space a) Had space	0	0
	3) Behavior space b) Had space-and-time	0	0
	3) Behavior space c) Two open cycle sectors	0	0
	4) Pyramiding	0	0
	5) Object formation : objects fall out	0	0
	6) Resting, Impact perception Perceiving behind ones' back	0	0
	7) Relevanting	0	0
	8) Juncturing	0	0
	9) Compression	0	0
	10) Breaking back to a more primitive level	0	0
	11) Behavioral Body-Development	0	0
	12) Habit	0	0
	13) Kination (imagination and felt sense)	0	0

Chapter 7 - A		0	0
	a) Body looks	0	0
	b) The Dance	0	0
	c) Representation	0	0
	d) Doubling	0	0
	e) Expression	0	0
	f) The New Kind of CF	0	0
	g) Pictures	6	0
	h) Seens and Heards	15	1
	i) Action	0	0
	j) Universals (Kinds) 1) Separate senses	0	0
	j) Universals (Kinds) 2) Kinds	0	0
	j) Universals (Kinds) 3) Three universals	0	0
	j) Universals (Kinds) 4) The pre-formed implicit (type a)	0	0
	k) Action and Gesturing	0	0
	l) Slotted Rituals	0	0
	m) Making and Images	0	0
	n) Fresh Formation of Sequences and Tools	0	0
	o) Schematic Terms 1) Meshed	0	0
	o) Schematic Terms 2) Implicit Functioning	0	0
	o) Schematic Terms: 3) Held	0	0
	o) Schematic Terms 4) Reconstituting	0	0

Chapter 7 - B		0	0
	b) The FLIP	0	0
	a) Internal Space	0	0
	c) The Order	0	0
	d) Absent Context in this Present Context	0	0
	e) Crossing of Clusters, and so-called "Conventional" Symbols	0	0
	f-1) The mediate carrying forward, what language use is	0	0
	f-2) Collecting context(s), the formation of kinds	0	0
	f-3) Lateral crossing and collective crossing	0	0
	f-4) Word-formation	0	0
	f-5) Short units	0	0
	f-6) The context of a word; collected contexts and interaction contexts	0	0
	f-7) Syntax	0	0
	f-8) Language use; novel situations	0	0
	f-9) Discursive use versus art; re-eveving versus re-recognition	0	0
	f-10) New expression	0	0
	f-11) Fresh sentences	0	0
	f-12) Deliberate	0	0
	f-13) More than one context; human time and space	0	0
	g) When is the FLIP? Cessation of sound-formation in language use	0	0
	Appendix to f	0	0

Chapter 8 - A		0	0
	a) Introduction	0	0
	b) Direct Referent and Felt Shift	0	0
	c) The New Kind of Sequence	0	0
	d) Relevence and Perfect Feedback Object	0	0
	e) Schematic of the New Carrying Forward and the New Space	0	0
	f) Rapid Statements of Points that Instance Direct Referent Information	0	0
	f-1) How an VIII sequence makes changes in the VII-context	0	0
	f-2) Any VII-sequence from the Direct Referent is like a new "first" sequence	0	0
	f-3) "Monad"	0	0
	f-4) VII-statements from a Direct referent instance that Direct Referent	0	0
	f-5) The new "universality" of the Direct Referent	0	0
	f-6) The old universality of VII is implicit also	0	0
	f-7) The whole VII-complexity is carried forward and universalized in the new way	0	0
	f-8) The Direct Referent was not there before Direct-Referent-formation	0	0
	f-9) Direct context crossing makes novelty but still instances the lack	0	0
	f-10) Many words, like "direction," are used in an IOFI way in VIII	0	0
	g) Additions to (f)	0	0

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