THE ARCHETYPAL ARCHIVE

 In SUBS AND COES PT. 1 , I wrote: While cogitating on the possibility that centricity might be described through some better metaphor, I me...

At the end of the second part of HOW WEAK IS TOO WEAK , I said: In a future essay I'll develop further the notion that leadership som...

Back in 2013's essay TO THE POWER OF XYZ PT. 2 , I wrote: The purpose of extending this concept to types of narrative dynamicity is t...

One of the biggest problems for my theory of centricity pertains to the concept of the "rotating team" franchise. I consider mys...

At the end of PART 1,   I asserted that the dominion of the process of fascination over that of investment came about when "the other...

Before going on to the essay I mentioned in PART 5 , I'll follow up on my remarks regarding distributive and non-distributive applicatio...

Continuing my ruminations from Part 3 re: centricity in "serial narratives focused on ensembles"... In contrast to live-action t...

In SUBS AND COES PT. 1   I wrote: Within serial narratives, the ongoing composition of the centric will may change over time.    However,...

In my 2011 essay NEGATIVE I.D , I cited some comments by Curt Purcell on the topic of reader identification with fictional characters, or ot...

I introduced the term "stature" into my ongoing investigations of focal presences in SUBS AND COES PT. 1.   I doubt that I or anyo...

The principles of subordination and coordination also serve to further elucidate many of the complications regarding focal presences that ...

Upon re-reading my May essay TRANSITIVE AND INTRANSITIVE ENSEMBLES , I now believe that transitivity does not apply to the principle of ce...