Part 6

Purpose. Purpose arises from principles, expressed as theories about who or what are 'responsible.' These theories are personal philosophies made real by strategies that decide principles, then either extend them or project them elsewhere. Purposeful behavior acknowledges the whole individual, without exception. Typical errors are included to remind how easily philosophies may find exception.

Individual cause

Universal effect

Purposeful Behavior

Fundamentalist Sees fundamental relationship. Generalize	Materialist Use physical means Invalid conjugation.	Connect with fundamental means. Disconnected.
Idealist Idea-based approach. Personalize.	Catalyst Agent of change. False credit.	Choose ideas as agents for change. Exclusive choice.
Pragmatist Value-based approach. False evidence.	Individualist Independent entity. False cause.	Discover that values are independent. Mindless discovery.
Determinist Quality-based approach. False comparison.	Existentialist Distinct existence. Jump to conclusion.	Perceive distinct qualities. Impulsive perception.
Realist Truthful approach. Emotional reasoning.	Rationalist Reason-based approach. Wishful thinking.	Define reasonable truth. Compulsive definitions.
Theorist Principled approach. False relationship.	Strategist Maneuvers for advantage. False identification.	Decide on principled advantage. Deluded decisions.
Transcendentalist Importance of relationships. Blind acceptance.	Creationist Belief is literal. False context.	Accept Importance of beliefs. Pointless acceptance.
Activist Consolidates ideas. Pre-conception.	Dialectist Resolves contradictions. Denial.	Conceive resolution. Hysterical concepts.
Constructionist Whole is sum of the parts. False construction.	Spiritualist Spirit is the medium Prejudice.	Create a whole spirit. Baseless creation.