The writer's open mind

Negative capacity when writing

Some people think that when you write something, the meaning must be definite.

however

ambiguous

Fuseki in Go

enclose (a box) roughly

Kozane method: Write and then sort

KJ method: Create a group and then a sentence

The meaning of what is written becomes clear after the fact due to the influence of what is placed around it.

When you write and think, you capture the unknown.

The net must be cast wide.

We must let go of our attachment to the determination of meaning.

1: Look at the whole picture.

This text is a philosophical reflection on approaches and ideas when writing. It touches on flexible and open thinking and methodology as opposed to the commonly held viewpoint that all meaning should be determined when writing.

2: Talk about a one-line impression.

Negative capacity" in writing suggests a mindset that emphasizes flexibility, open-mindedness, and tolerance for the undetermined in the writer.

3: Interpret paragraph by paragraph.

Paragraph 1:.

Negative capacity when writing

Negative Capacity in Writing" is introduced as a key phrase to indicate the importance of flexibility and tolerance for the undetermined in writing.

Paragraph 2:.

Some people think that when you write something, the meaning must be definite.

He introduces the traditional viewpoint that when one writes, one should have a clear meaning.

Paragraph 3:.

But

Vague

Fuseki in Go

Roughly Surrounding

Through the key words "ambiguity," "fuseki in Go," and "roughly enclose," he suggests the importance of accepting things broadly rather than definitively, and the importance of flexibility.

Paragraph 4:.

Kozane Method: Write and then sort

KJ Method: Create a group and then create a sentence

It introduces specific techniques such as the Kozane method and the KJ method, and shows that these methods promote flexible and open writing.

Paragraph 5:.

The meaning of what is written becomes clear after the fact due to the influence of what is placed around it.

It suggests that sentences and meanings are shaped by the surrounding environment and context and are clarified later.

Paragraph 6:.

When you write and think, you capture the unknown.

The net must be cast wide

He stated that a broad perspective and flexibility are necessary to gain new discoveries and ideas in the writing process.

Paragraph 7:.

We must let go of our attachment to the determination of meaning.

He concludes by emphasizing the importance of letting go of this attachment rather than fixating on a firm determination of meaning in writing.

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