P-11-3-19-1

Jean de La Fontaine

Collection

Interactive Methods

Summary: Source:  Fables Format: Book Introductory Notes: Cautionaries Search Term(s): N/A Frame: Principal Component Analysis Analytics: Frequency, Unsupervised, and Supervised Networks: Menu, Dynamic, Highlight, Static, Dispersion, & Electric Edge Layers: Hierarchical, Circular, Sugiyama Directionality: none selected Detailing: none Archive: Backup Informatic Authorship: Gabriel R. Coyle

Informatic Trace:

Primary Association: Tis Friend Successive Majors Replied Friend Secondary Associations: Time Proper Lion Cried Fox Replied Cat, Wolf (Crony), Rat Tertiary Association: King Lion's

Significance:

Questioning the way in which these levels of association relate, and why there is insularity for specific associations is important. This allows a mind to sift through the nonsense and get to the heart of matters, as in this analysis, one isn't being presented information, but rather a model is given on how the presentation of knowledge is being constructed. A better insight into the intent of this construct can be discerned.

Example Questions:

Node Specific:  How do Crying and King differ? How do they relate? [Between levels shared node: Lion Node is shared between levels]  General Framework:  Why is the primary association a priority over the secondary and tertiary association?  Select Distinguishing node(s): Friend  In what way is the priority being established? Pragmatic Consideration and/or Theoretical Consideration?   Theoretical, and with fictional actor. What is the purpose of the priority? (Top-Down, or Bottom-Up) Top-Down: Emphasis on non-critical irrational purpose (of power).