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<li>Talking about why we updated it like this and how past diagrams should be read.
 - <a href="/en/Direct%20matching%20is%20the%20relationship%20between%20meaning%20and%20semantics.">Direct matching is the relationship between meaning and semantics.</a>
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<li><a href="/en/Felt%20Sense%20and%20Symbol%20Diagrams">Felt Sense and Symbol Diagrams</a>
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from <a href="/en/Study%20Session%201%20on%20%22Experiential%20Processes%20and%20the%20Creation%20of%20Meaning">Study Session 1 on &quot;Experiential Processes and the Creation of Meaning</a>
Three parallel relationships
2021-12-12
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<li><img src='https://scrapbox.io/api/pages/nishio-en/nishio/icon' alt='nishio.icon' height="19.5"/>Illustration.<ul>
<li><img src="https://gyazo.com/d249c04f3bc1d0dfe14f18fc1225d4bb/thumb/1000" alt="image"><ul>
<li>Added 2022-02-03 I&#39;m drawing a direct collation as if it were a symbol-symbol collation, but isn&#39;t it a collation of felt meanings?
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<li>No, it&#39;s not. It&#39;s not good to try to paint with this kind of picture.</li>
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Symbols are needed in any case for direct matching (p.112)
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<li>Because experience without symbols is an ambiguous entity with no clear boundaries that cannot be manipulated and compared.</li>
<li>The &quot;experienced meaning&quot; to which a symbol refers is checked against the &quot;meaning of the symbol&quot; to which another symbol refers.</li>
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<li>If we&#39;re going to paint a picture of these two comparisons as a first step, it seems more appropriate to make a collation between the perceived meanings.</li>
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<li>ver.2
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