strategy
Thinking contextually
Description:
The distinctive outlook towards which converge partial and fragmented approaches to understanding and formulation of policies relating to society as a whole. An intellectual, of whatever origin, tends to develop a comprehensive conceptual map and an inclusive and exclusive set of terms for thinking and talking about policy and society. In principle, however, these concepts can be treated as abstract equivalencies of other maps, and the terms can be expanded, contracted, or supplemented by others. Broader:
Thinking Constrained by:
Thinking vertically Subjects:
Type Classification:
D: Detailed strategies