Stair unfolding perception probe

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  "doc": "16-form-language-and-style.md",
  "setup": "Look at the photograph of the stair on page 436 (or as described in the text).",
  "context": "The author uses the stair example to demonstrate that unfolded form can be directly perceived.",
  "invitation": "Imagine the decisions being made in time: the placement of the stair first, then walls and banisters, then ornament. Concentrate on it and try to feel the unfolded character.",
  "norm_label": "Stair unfolding perception probe",
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  "probe_style": "perceptual_attention",
  "source_file": "16-form-language-and-style.md",
  "imported_from": "/Users/antonborzov/Documents/Research.nosync/papers/extract_typed_out/16-form-language-and-style/graph.json",
  "extracted_type": "probe",
  "source_location": "§5",
  "expected_quality": "A felt sense that each part was established after and in relation to the larger whole, creating a harmonious, adapted feeling.",
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