The Futurist · 1974 · 128 citations · 0 references
Literary TheoryCognitive ScienceMomentous LeapContemporary FictionHuman Nature PreparesDr. GravesHu CharacteristicsHuman ConditionLanguage StudiesHuman MovementHistory Of MathematicsClassicsSocial Sciences
Readers should know that Dr. Graves was not entirely satisfied with this piece, though it is by far the most popular of the articles and quite readable as an introduction to the theory. Helixes one and two are reversed in later papers so that problems of existence come first as A, B, C, etc., rather than N, O, P, etc., as in this writing. Graves was also not happy with some of the depictions of GT and HU characteristics. Human Nature Prepares for a Momentous Leap