Discussion of Gulenko's Cognitive Styles

[mfckr]

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[golden]

I've been sporadically editing/formatting parts of it as I read, using Google Translate and regexps to get a better readout. The article is quite fascinating and among one of the most useful Socionics things I've read to date.

Here's what I have so far: http://forum.socionix.com/topic/3855...nitive-styles/

Thanks, Ashton. I've been wishing someone would take this on.

I wish I had more background on how Gulenko initially observed these different approaches to thinking, etc.

[Krig the Viking]

I've been sporadically editing/formatting parts of it as I read, using Google Translate and regexps to get a better readout. The article is quite fascinating and among one of the most useful Socionics things I've read to date.

Here's what I have so far: http://forum.socionix.com/topic/3855...nitive-styles/

It's such a long article though, it'd take forever to do it all.

Do you want to join forces? I've got significant portions of the article translated. I was working with jxrtes, but I think we've both allowed the task to fall into the limbo of procrastination...

[mfckr]

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[Absurd]

So this is this vortex ananke was speaking of.

[krieger]

Negative/Result/Static (Holography) basically wants the world to be a vortex and itself to be the rationally directing force within it.

[Krig the Viking]

Sure, be glad to.

I'm trying to figure out the best way to go about it. I could just send you what I have, but that would be difficult to manage as we both continued to work. What if I post a new thread here with what I have translated so far, and then you and whoever else can post your improved translations in the thread and I'll edit the OP to include them?

Alternatively, we could just use Wikisocion.

[mfckr]

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[mfckr]

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[Krig the Viking]

Coolbeans! I'll take a look at it and suggest any alternate/improved translations from my version.