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    The document outlines different approaches to analyzing and summarizing a text: 1) The Intellectual focuses on logic and arguments, risking abstraction. 2) The Kitchen Sink applies the text and risks hagiography or moralizing. 3) The Arts illustrates to build ethos, risking losing the big picture and details.

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    An expanded mashup of John Frame's "triperspectivalism"

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    The document outlines different approaches to analyzing and summarizing a text: 1) The Intellectual focuses on logic and arguments, risking abstraction. 2) The Kitchen Sink applies the text and risks hagiography or moralizing. 3) The Arts illustrates to build ethos, risking losing the big picture and details.

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    Expanded Triperspectivalism

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    Luke Isham
    The document outlines different approaches to analyzing and summarizing a text: 1) The Intellectual focuses on logic and arguments, risking abstraction. 2) The Kitchen Sink applies the text and risks hagiography or moralizing. 3) The Arts illustrates to build ethos, risking losing the big picture and details.

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    1. Whats the main idea or theme? 2. Is there a specific situation? 3. Something to learn/obey (command) or understand? 4.

    How does the larger system relate to this text? The Intellectual: What you think/argue (Logos) Danger: abstraction

    Text as Picture

    1. Who is doing what and why? 2. What ethics are expressed here? 3. How do I feel? 4. What are others responses? 5. Do I need or want whats being expressed? 6. Expectations or hobby horses? The Kitchen Sink: What you do/apply (pathos) Danger: hagiography or moralizing

    Normative Ideal, the rule or the principle the text


    Text as Window

    Existential Emotion and intuition

    Situational Context; both local and larger


    Text as Mirror

    The Arts: What you see/illustrate (ethos)

    1. Historical and personal? 2. Big picture and details? 3. Whats the cultural setting, then and now? 4. What direction is this text heading? 5. How have things changed? 6. Something to change / compare and contrast? 7. Mysteries, controversies, heresies?

    Danger: via media: loosing the details and the big-picture

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