Practical Semantics

1. Modalities

1.1. Oral

1.1.1. Written

1.2. Universal

1.2.1. Particular

1.3. Local

1.3.1. General

1.4. Timely

1.4.1. Timeleness

2. Timely-Moments in time, i.e. now, later, yesterday, not today

3. Local- Brining to the surface ideas that generally hold together all fields.

4. Argumentation

4.1. Formal

4.1.1. Who

4.1.2. To Whom

4.1.3. What Forum

4.1.4. What Examples

4.1.5. Specific

4.1.6. Concrete

4.2. Non Formal

4.2.1. Particular

4.2.2. Vague

5. Oral- Soundness or validity of an argument

5.1. Dictation

5.2. Syntax

5.3. Morphemes

6. Particulars- Turn ethics into abstract theory, ignoring concrete ideas

7. Oral is to Written

8. Theory

8.1. Platonist- Develops theories and solution (intentional orientation)

8.2. Aristotelian- Reflective solutions compiled with a spectrum of activities (extensional)