TRINPsite: Neutrality

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on neutralness, as distinct from extremism (in a catenical sense) and as manifested in subordinate values such as equality, symmetry, equilibrium, harmony and moderation

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Information and literature about (catenical) neutralness or neutrality, the fourth of the TRINP values, can be found in:

Model of Neutral-Inclusivity, bk 1: Instruments
- ch. 2 (CATENAS OF ATTRIBUTES AND RELATIONS), div. 2 (Catenated and Catenary Predicates),
  sec. 1: Catenated and noncatenated, primary predicates
- ch. 2 (CATENAS OF ATTRIBUTES AND RELATIONS), div. 6 (The Scope of Catenization),
  sec. 3: Where neutrality determines the mean;
  sec. 4: Where the mean determines neutrality and moderateness
Model of Neutral-Inclusivity, bk 2: Fundamentals
- ch. 1 (THE NORM OF INCLUSIVITY), div. 1 (Basics),
  sec. 5: Why a catenically neutralistic interpretation?
- ch. 3: THE NORM OF NEUTRALITY, div. 1: (Basics),
  sec. 2: The principle of catenated neutrality;
  sec. 4: Why neutrality?
- ch. 4: NEUTRAL-INCLUSIVITY, TRUTH AND PERSONHOOD, div. 1: Neutral-Inclusivity,
  sec. 1: The new model of harmony and unity
- ch. 4: NEUTRAL-INCLUSIVITY, TRUTH AND PERSONHOOD, div. 3: Truth and Neutral-Inclusivity,
  sec. 1: Truth and neutrality in expectations
- ch. 6: THE DOCTRINE OF NEUTRAL-INCLUSIVITY, div. 5 (Postreligious, Catenical Normism),
  sec. 2: Postreligious, post-theodemonistic and catenical
Model of Neutral-Inclusivity, bk 3: Symbols
- ch. 1: THE REPRESENTATION OF NEUTRAL-INCLUSIVITY,
  div. 1: Instrumentalism, Fundamentalism and Symbolism
- ch. 2 (THE CHOICE OF WORDS AND NAMES), div. 1 (The Use and Nonuse of Linguistic Symbols),
  sec. 2: The neutral-inclusivist's choice of linguistic symbols
- ch. 2 (THE CHOICE OF WORDS AND NAMES), div. 3 The N-A Series of Neutralistic Morphemes,
  sec. 3: Six morphemes, of which one ineffable
- ch. 3: THE SUPREME AND THE NANAIC, div. 3 (Both Together),
  sec. 3: The dual character of the DNI's principal symbolism
- ch. 4 (OBJECTS OF NONFUNDAMENTAL SYMBOLISM), div. 1: Neutralistic and Compatible Signs,
  sec. 4: The Nanapolarity Catena
- ch. 4 (OBJECTS OF NONFUNDAMENTAL SYMBOLISM), div. 2 (Symbolism in Art and Design),
  sec. 2: The clothes of a neutral-inclusive model;
  sec. 3: The neutral-inclusive model of a building
- ch. 5 (DENOMINATIONAL OBSERVANCES), div. 2 (Special Days of Suprapersonal Significance),
  sec. 2: The four Days of Neutrality
- ch. 5 (DENOMINATIONAL OBSERVANCES), div. 3 (Social Formulas of Observance),
  sec. 4: As to the Days of Neutrality
- ch. 6: BUILDING ON THE ANABASIS, div. 2: The Neutral-Inclusive Movement,
  sec. 2: The Promise of Adherence
Poetry:
- Ananda (in This Language) or 阿戁达 (in Zhezhong Yuyan)
- Include the neutral name
- Narrow is the neutral Middle Path
Article (for history):
- The author of the Model

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on neutralness, as distinct from extremism (in a catenical sense) and as manifested in sub­or­di­nate values such as equality, symmetry, equilibrium, harmony and moderation

on neutralness, as distinct from extremism (in a catenical sense) and as manifested in subordinate values such as equality, symmetry, equilibrium, harmony and moderation