Chart 2

Cohesion

Intensive Cohesion:

• Narrow color spectrum, simple color areas.
• A gathering of energies, stress on wholeness, centrality of movement, density of events in time (events with depth).
• Minimalism, restricted inventory of experienced feeling, tightly woven relationships expressing careful and long development.
• Pays attention to development.

Intensive Discontinuity:

• Narrow color spectrum but with a multiplicity of color areas.
• Energies truncated and great use of juncture, economy of events in time (events with little depth).
• Minimalism but in short units.
• Restricted inventory of experienced feeling in succession of incidents.
• Tightly woven relationships emphasizing shortness of affecting units.
• Sacrifices development.

Extensive Cohesion:

• Emphasis upon part extending into space, with the continuous emphasized
• Broad color spectrum with strong simple color areas genetically related.
• Great range of events in both diachronic and synchronic phenomena.
• Expanded inventory of experiences developed in continuum.
• Extended or loose relationships expressing careful and long development.
• Emphasis on the complexity of the situation with stress upon genetic development.

Extensive Discontinuity:

• Emphasis upon part extending into space, with genetic relationships sacrificed.
• Broad color spectrum, multiplicity of small color areas which are discreet and not genetically related.
• Great range of events in both diachronic and synchronic phenomena but with de-emphasis on genetic order, structural units truncated and multiple, use of stop-time and juncture high.
• Expanded inventory of experiences developed in succession of incidents.
• Extended or loose relationships emphasizing short and dispersed units.
• Emphasis on the complexity of the situation at the expense of genetic development.