The method turned on itself — each of its layers analyzed as a domain in its own right, which is the strongest test it gets.
- Applied Analysis: Domain Analysis (Layer 4)
- Analysis: The Convergence Domain
- Domain Analysis: Canonical Domain Analysis of the 12-Step Methodology
- Graph Construction: Canonical Domain Analysis of Layer 2
- Graph Semantics: Canonical Domain Analysis
- Domain Analysis: Using the Methodology (Layer 5 Treatment)
- Exploration: The Convergence Domain Grounds the Higher-Layer Practice
- Exploration: The Generative Turn — Coarse Gaps Are Degenerate, the I-Fault-Line Is the Real Signal
- Exploration: Inter-Layer Edges and Graph Constraints
- Exploration: Is There a Layer 5? The Methodology's Dynamic Self-Application
- Exploration: The Methodology Landscape, Pulled Up Under the Convergence Grounding
- Exploration: Specificity and the Universal-Particular Distinction
- Exploration: Methodology Synthesis and the Unified Manifestation Question
- Guide: Applied Analysis in Practice
- The Pair-Relationship Methodology (v2)
- Critical Review: Layer 4 Applied Analysis
- Review: Stress Test of the Three Methodology Layer Analyses
- Synthesis: Layer 4 Session Review