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Cross-Relevance Diamond Method (C-RD)
Examples of Shared topics or Universal themes
Topics across time and space can be found in different places: Literature, emotions, movies, myths, etc. Here you can find a list of those that have been recollected based on the ongoing research and analysis of different contexts in human life. Some of them are coming from an abstract plane, others from a practical plane.
- Betrayal
-Body expression(s)
-Body transformation
-Caring
- Change
- Clothing
- Community
- Conflict
- Connection with a spiritual world
- Contact between groups
-Contradiction
- Death
-Estate
- Entertainment and recreation
- Everyday life
- Exploration
- Fashion
- Fatherhood
- Fear
- Food/gastronomy
- Forgiveness
-Gender(s)
-Godhood
-Healing
- Housing
- Human development
- Human expansion
- Human movement
- Idea of beauty
- Identity through jobs and/ or roles
- Identity through self-recognition
- Industrialization
- Language
-Life
- Living off the land
- Living off the sea
- Living under particular weathers
- Living with nature
- Love
- Madness
- Motherhood
- Mercifulness
- Natural disasters
-Nurturing
- Order
-Pain
- Patronage
- Patterns
- Peace
- Power
- Praying
-Production
- Relationships
- Religion
- Rural life
- Seasons
- Sex
- Significance of the stars
- Slavery
- Socialism
-Solstice and Equinox
- Subsistence
- Traditions
- Urban life
- War
- Water
- Wealth
- Work
Some considerations during this moment:
- This list will be updated from time to time. Depending on the support given to this project.
- The list here are topics, but what is asked in Question #6 in the Moment 2 (either for expressions or persons) is to make a statement involving the topic. To do this we need to connect and convey the feelings, the purpose and the scenario into a single sentence or question. For example: "The topic that is shared across context is Love, which is addressed in the Foreign context through "X" expression and in the local context through..." moving to the next moment.
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