Ken Wilbur

[Edward Schreiber]

Ivo,
How would you work with this quote, using the 4 Quadrants?

The discovery that human society has an actual, dynamic, central  
structure
underlying and determining all its peripheral and formal groupings  
may one day
be considered as the cornerstone of all social science.  This central  
structure -
once it has been identified - is either found or discernible in every  
form of human
society, from the most primitive to the most civilized: it is the  
genesis of every type
of society.  In addition, it exerts a determining influence upon  
every sphere in which
the factor of human interrelations is an active agent - in economics,  
biology, social
pathology, politics, government and similar spheres of social action.

JL Moreno

How would we "deconstruct" this quote and move it into the 4  
quadrants?  I would be
interested in working together on that!

Ed