A map made of smaller maps

One human Awareness + Participation

Two systems Awareness: Contact + Understanding Participation: Reciprocity + Agency

Four functions Contact: Attention + Approval Understanding: Trust + Explanations Reciprocity: Responsibility + Friendship Agency: Threat + Control

Eight pairs Two forms in each paired relationship

Sixteen forms Useful capacities with possible overuse costs

The archive selected sixteen forms, arranged them in eight pairs, and noticed four functions. Two larger systems emerged: Awareness and Participation.

Attraction, entanglement, and coordination can occur between forms, pairs, functions, or systems. These relationship states do not replace the hierarchy.

Within every form are smaller processes the picture does not show. Beyond every picture are conditions the observer has not discovered. The map is useful precisely when it can be revised.