Primary moves: placement, relation, element

The foundational set of spatial operations: position as distinction, relativity of all elements, and agonistic struggle within graphical systems.

Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count

concept

Vectorial force and agonistic struggle
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All elements on a page exist in dynamic struggle with each other; apparent equilibrium masks underlying tensions and forces.

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

Placement (primary move)method0.918
Primary move: positioning elements as an act of division and distinction, the first gesture that defines the spatial field.
Position (Primary Move)concept0.900
Relation (primary move)method0.880
Primary move: the relativity of all things within the system, manifesting as agonistic struggle and vectorial force.
Each other element (primary move)method0.877
Primary move: the dynamics of unfolding and enfolding of elements within the system.
Primary moves of diagrammatic positionframework0.831
Foundational spatial operations: above/below, next to, inside/outside, proximity, and placement that structure all diagrammatic relations.
The first move, the initiating gesture, the primary action is utterly–and yet only incidentally–profound.claim0.789
Ambivalent profundity of the initiating graphical act.
The first words placed define the space; every subsequent element is in relation to this initiating actclaim0.781
Placement as Divisionmethod0.770