Really, really comprehensive. What stage would you say your work is at today?
On 10/5/08, John LaMuth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Greetings All > > I am pleased to announce the upcoming expanded edition of my original > reference work > "A Diagnostic Classification of the Emotions" of which I serve as > Editor-in-Chief - for which potential contributors being solicited with > respect coding for emotional / friendly AGI > This new release - A Diagnostic Classification of the Emotions ETR (Expanded > Text Revision) also known as -- DCE-II > expands upon the previous DCE-I that was released in 2005. This work has > enjoyed widespread distribution in academic libraries and collections > worldwide and is published by Reference Books of America. > > As chief editor, I, John E. LaMuth, am seeking writers and researchers that > wish to contribute towards defining the various emotions, virtues, and vices > that will become part of the expanded DCE-II three-digit coding system, that > serves to order emotional AGI. Whereas humans can serially only entertain > only one train of thought at a time, the current coding system allows for > virtually unlimited branching / parallel processing of emotive language, > permitting super-human calculation. Fortunately for us, this domain can > easily be *dumbed-down* to a serial pace that humans could comprehend ... > > Please see the partial list of open topics appended below -- which roughly > doubles the scope of the original work. > Potential contributors with specific expertise in the virtues, values, and > vices are invited to visit www.lifemeaning.net for more detailed > information. A partial layout of the numbering system exists on this Web > site that encompasses the major listings of virtues, emotions and values. > > The website for the original DCE-I is hosted at > http://www.charactervalues.org > > As there is nothing to match this project on the trade market today, this > revised reference work is destined to remain an essential property for > libraries worldwide. > Essays within the range of 300-500 words with respect to each of the > available individual terms will be considered for inclusion. Participants > will be fully credited as contributors and/or consultants to the project in > the acknowledgements and will be presented with complimentary copies of the > final published release. I am also seeking contributions with regards to a > Foreword section, as well as in an overall critiquing capacity. > > Any suggestions/proposals concerning this cutting-edge area of > emotive/affective research can be sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Additional details and outlines of this project are available upon request. > Please visit www.lifemeaning.net for more information, or contact John > LaMuth 206-337-0998 (PDT) > > Below are the pair of lists of available short essay topics (divided into > either the virtuous and the vices). > These are primarily accessory terms that complement (in an empathic fashion) > the more major terms (already done - to follow) > where format dictates that the you and I roles are reversed.. > These are in listed in partial alphabetical order below. > > THE VIRTUES > > Adherence Wariness Demureness Timidity > Adoration Obeisance Sublimity Acquittal > Affection Amity Gladness Accordance > Amiability Placation Favor Empathy > Beneficence Propitiation Benignity Remission > Blessings Conscience Charm Credence > Bountifulness Freedom Devotion Fairness > Conviviality Concordance Sanction Commiseration > Courtesy Forbearance Kindness Scruples > Exaltation Uprightness Circumspection Equitableness > Fealty Accountability Simplicity Blamelessness > Fervor Victory Excellence Amicableness > Gallantry Intrepidity Coyness Complaisance > Generosity Consonance Thanksgiving Pity > Graciousness Patience Benevolence Shrewdness > Happiness Commitment Splendor Flawlessness > Holiness Regretfulness Ardor Dispensation > Ostentation Remorse Acclaim Remittance > Passion Apprehension Admiration Caring > Poignancy Culpability Praise Censure > Respect Probity Continence Bravery > Serenity Brotherhood Rapture Contentment > Stateliness Stalwartness Wholesomeness Compliance > Steadfastness Obligation Loftiness Exculpation > Supremacy Grief Exultation Redemption > > > THE VICES -- (mostly related to Hyperviolence) > > > Absurdity Willfulness Ravenousness Dastardliness > Animosity Torment Wickedness Guilefulness > Brashness Irascibility Cravenness Repugnance > Brazenness Petulance Possessiveness Revulsion > Brutality Barbarity Heinousness Ruthlessness > Coarseness Acrimony Cupidity Opposition > Crassness Petulance Voracity Cravenness > Debauchery Servility Disloyalty Grievousness > Discord Ferocity Badness Deviousness > Dispassion Arbitrariness Resentment Malevolence > Disrepute Ignobility Sedition Avengement > Effrontery Temerity Yearning Loathing > Enmity Militancy Sinisterity Baseness > Enragement Discrimination Grotesqueness Damnation > Fury Despotism Hideousness Mendacity > Gleefulness Rigorousness Pretension Acrimony > Haughtiness Agony Servility Sarcasm > Impertinence Surliness Invidiousness Despisal > Indignation Subjugation Revulsion Duplicity > Indolence Dereliction Mutiny Reprisal > Irateness Intolerance Abhorrence Banefulness > Languor Callousness Grudgingness Malignancy > Lethargy Nonchalance Umbrage Peevishness > Lewdness Rancor Rapaciousness Vexation > Licentiousness Savagery Treason Despondency > Madness Bigotry Horror Ruin > Meanness Truculency Nefarity Insidiousness > Narcissism Ignominy Blandishment Reprehension > Notoriety Ignominy Rebellion Retribution > Odium Disgracefulness Rebellious. Revenge > Outrage Imperiousness Nastiness Deceitfulness > Pietism Affliction Subservience Satiricism > Preposterousness Fickleness Lechery Pusillanimity > Profligacy Bondage Perfidy Desperation > Sloth Carelessness Traitorousness Retaliation > Sluggishness Laxity Untrustworthiness Requital > Snobbery Opprobrium Courtliness Denunciation > Vainglory Despondency Condescension Derision > Viciousness Atrocity Balefulness Fiendishness > > > Below is further listed an exaustive list of codes from DCE-I > Please note that there are gaps/omissions in some of the code sequences... > These are where the new terms/codes (and essays) will be incorporated... > Very little of the existing coding system is directly affected by the > incorporation of the new terms. > > MASTER INDEX of the 3-Digit Codes ******* > All Rights Reserved > > The Major Virtues - 100 to 199 > > 110 - Nostalgia > 111 - Guilt > 112 - Desire > 113 - Worry > 114 - Poignance > 115 - Culpability > 116 - Passion > 117 - Apprehension > 118 - Individualism > 119 - Quintessentialism > 120 - Hero-worship > 121 - Blame > 122 - Approval > 123 - Concern > 124 - Adoration > 125 - Censure > 126 - Admiration > 127 - Caring > 128 - Pragmatism > 129 - Expediency > 130 - Glory > 131 - Honor > 132 - Dignity > 133 - Integrity > 134 - Exaltation > 135 - Uprightness > 136 - Respectfulness > 137 - Probity > 138 - Personalism > 139 - Heroism > 140 - Prudence > 141 - Justice > 142 - Temperance > 143 - Fortitude > 144 - Circumspection > 145 - Equitableness > 146 - Continence > 147 - Bravery > 148 - Utilitarianism > 149 - Practicality > 150 - Providence > 151 - Liberty > 152 - Civility > 153 - Austerity > 154 - Bountifulness > 155 - Freedom > 156 - Courtesy > 157 - Forbearance > 158 - Romanticism > 159 - Charisma > 160 - Faith > 161 - Hope > 162 - Charity > 163 - Decency > 164 - Devotion > 165 - Fairness > 166 - Kindness > 167 - Scrupulousness > 168 - Ecclesiasticism > 169 - Dogmatism > 170 - Grace > 171 - Free-will > 172 - Magnanimity > 173 - Equanimity > 174 - Blessings > 175 - Conscientiousness > 176 - Graciousness > 177 - Patience > 178 - Ecumenism > 179 - Evangelism > 180 - Beauty > 181 - Truth > 182 - Goodness > 183 - Wisdom > 184 - Charm > 185 - Credence > 186 - Benevolence > 187 - Shrewdness > 188 - Eclecticism > 189 - Moralism > 190 - Tranquility > 191 - Equality > 192 - Love > 193 - Peace > 194 - Serenity > 195 - Brotherhood > 196 - Affection > 197 - Amity > 198 - Humanism > 199 - Altruism > 100 - Ecstasy > 101 - Bliss > 102 - Joy > 103 - Harmony > 104 - Happiness > 105 - Contentment > 106 - Gladness > 107 - Sympathy > 108 - Mysticism > 109 - Spiritualism > > > The Lesser Virtues -- 200 to 299 > > 210 - Self-Esteem > 211 - Apology > 212 - Congeniality > 213 - Appeasement > 220 - Loyalty > 220.1 - Reverence > 221 - Responsibility > 221.1 - Clemency > 222 - Discipline > 222.1 - Concession > 223 - Vigilance > 223.1 - Sympathy > 230 - Pomp > 230.1 - Humility > 231 - Rectitude > 231.1 - Innocence > 232 - Cordiality > 232.1 - Modesty > 233 - Vigilance > 233.1 - Meekness > 240 - Fidelity > 240.1 - Veneration > 241 - Duty > 241.1 - Pardon > 242 - Chivalry > 242.1 - Indulgence > 243 - Courage > 243.1 - Compassion > 250 - Sanctity > 250.1 - Majesty > 251 - Penitence > 251.1 - Vindication > 252 - Hospitality > 252.1 - Chastity > 253 - Accommodation > 253.1 - Obedience > 260 - Piety > 260.1 - Homage > 261 - Allegiance > 261.1 - Absolution > 262 - Nobility > 262.1 - Patronization > 263 - Valor > 263.1 - Mercy > 270 - Dominion > 270.1 - Magnificence > 271 - Contrition > 271.1 - Exoneration > 272 - Goodwill > 272.1 - Purity > 273 - Sacrifice > 273.1 - Conformity > 280 - Felicity > 280.1 - Benediction > 281 - Righteousness > 281.1 - Deliverance > 282 - Zeal > 282.1 - Altruism > 283 - Triumph > 283.1 - Redemption > 290.1 - Grandeur > 291.1 - Immaculateness > 292.1 - Perfection > 293.1 - Pacifism > > > The Vices of Excess -- 300 to 399 > > 300 - Sycophancy > 301 - Cynicism > 302 - Affectation > 303 - Bitterness > 310 - Pride > 311 - Shame > 312 - Impudence > 313 - Insolence > 320 - Flattery > 321 - Criticism > 322 - Envy > 323 - Disdain > 330 - Vanity > 331 - Humiliation > 332 - Arrogance > 333 - Audacity > 340 - Adulation > 341 - Ridicule > 342 - Jealousy > 343 - Contempt > 350 - Conceit > 351 - Mortification > 352 - Impetuosity > 353 - Rashness > 360 - Patronization > 361 - Scorn > 362 - Covetousness > 363 - Reproach > 370 - Pretentiousness > 371 - Anguish > 372 - Presumption > 373 - Boldness > 380 - Indulgence > 381 - Mockery > 382 - Longing > 383 - Chagrin > 390 - Sanctimony > 391 - Tribulation > 392 - Smugness > 393 - Harshness > > > Mental Illness -- 400 to 499 > > 410 - Narcissistic Personality > 411 - Borderline Personality > 412 - Dependent Personality > 413 - Avoidant Personality > 420 - Histrionic Personality > 420.1 - Obsession Neurosis > 421 - Paranoid Personality > 421.1 - Phobia Neurosis > 422 - Passive/Aggressive Personality > 422.1 - Compulsion Neurosis > 423 - Schizoid Personality > 423.1 - Anxiety Neurosis > 430 - Confabulatory Euphoria > 430.1 - Dissociative Hysteria > 431 - Suspicious Depression > 431.1 - Depersonalization Neurosis > 432 - Pure Mania > 432.1 - Conversion Hysteria > 433 - Pure Melancholy > 433.1 - Neuraesthenic Neurosis > 440 - Happiness Psychosis > 440.1 - Confabulatory Paraphrenia > 441 - Anxiety Psychosis > 441.1 - Fantastic Paraphrenia > 442 - Manic/Dep. Disease > 442.1 - Expansive Paraphrenia > 443 - M./Depressive Disease > 443.1 - Incoherent Paraphrenia > 450 - Enthusiastic Euphoria > 450.1 - Confabulatory-Affect-Laden Paraphrenia > 451 - Self-Torturing Depression > 451.1 - Fantastic-Affect/Laden Paraphrenia > 452 - Unproductive Euphoria > 452.1 - Manic-Affect-Laden Paraphrenia > 453 - Harried Depression > 453.1 - Confused-Affect/Laden Paraphrenia > 460 - Excited Confusion Psychosis > 460.1 - Proskinetic Catatonia > 461 - Inhibited Confusion Psychosis > 461.1 - Negativistic Catatonia > 462 - Hyperkinetic Motility Psychosis > 462.1 - Parakinetic Catatonia > 463 - Akinetic Motility Psychosis > 463.1 - Affected Catatonia > 470 - Non-Participatory Euphoria > 470.1 - Excited Cataphasia > 471 - Non-Participatory Depression > 471.1 - Inhibited Cataphasia > 472 - Hypochondriacal Euphoria > 472.1 - Hyperkinetic Periodic Catatonia > 473 - Hypochondriacal Depression > 473.1 - Akinetic Periodic Catatonia > 480.1 - Silly Hebephrenia > 481.1 - Insipid Hebephrenia > 482.1 - Eccentric Hebephrenia > 483.1 - Autistic Hebephrenia > > The Vices of Defect -- 500 to 599 > > 510 - Laziness > 511 - Negligence > 512 - Apathy > 513 - Indifference > 514 - Slothfulness > 515 - Carelessness > 516 - Dispassion > 517 - Callousness > 518 - Knavery > 519 - Mischievousness > 520 - Treachery > 521 - Vindictiveness > 522 - Spite > 523 - Malice > 524 - Mutiny > 525 - Retaliation > 526 - Grudgingness > 527 - Malevolence > 528 - Fraud > 529 - Deception > 530 - Infamy > 531 - Dishonor > 532 - Foolishness > 533 - Capriciousness > 534 - Notoriousness > 535 - Ignominy > 536 - Crassness > 537 - Fickleness > 538 - Villainy > 539 - Notoriety > 540 - Insurgency > 541 - Vengeance > 542 - Gluttony > 543 - Cowardice > 544 - Rebellion > 545 - Retribution > 546 - Lechery > 547 - Pusillanimity > 548 - Corruption > 549 - Venality > 550 - Prodigality > 551 - Slavery > 552 - Vulgarity > 553 - Cruelty > 554 - Scandal > 555 - Bondage > 556 - Rudeness > 557 - Wantonness > 558 - Profanity > 559 - Scandalousness > 560 - Betrayal > 561 - Despair > 562 - Avarice > 563 - Antagonism > 564 - Treason > 565 - Desperation > 566 - Greed > 567 - Contentiousness > 568 - Heresy > 569 - Sanctimony > 570 - Wrath > 571 - Tyranny > 572 - Oppression > 573 - Persecution > 574 - Disgracefulness > 575 - Subjugation > 576 - Brutality > 577 - Torment > 578 - Apostasy > 579 - Fanaticism > 580 - Ugliness > 581 - Hypocrisy > 582 - Evil > 583 - Cunning > 584 - Vileness > 585 - Mendacity > 586 - Wickedness > 587 - Ruthlessness > 588 - Anarchism > 589 - Lawlessness > 590 - Anger > 591 - Prejudice > 592 - Hatred > 593 - Belligerence > 594 - Fury > 595 - Bigotry > 596 - Meanness > 597 - Atrocity > 598 - Nihilism > 599 - Alienation > 500 - Abomination > 501 - Perdition > 502 - Iniquity > 503 - Turpitude > 504 - Abhorrence > 505 - Pernicity > 506 - Diabolism > 507 - Depravity > 508 - Diabolicalism > 509 - Heathenism > > > 600 to 899 -- Not shown due to > space constraints > (Criminality, Hypercriminality, > and Hyperviolence) > > Cordially > > > John E. LaMuth MS > 206-337-0998 Pacific Time > fax: 586-314-5960 > P.O. 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