The integral map (also known
as AQAL - All Quadrants All Levels) reveals four distinct quadrants of
reality that together, form a whole that develops through
different levels. The four dimensions
of reality include the interior of the individual including
intention, worldview and affect (subjective); the interior of the
collective such as cultural principles, perspectives and relationships
(intersubjective/cultural); the exterior of the individual
including behaviors and skills (objective/observable); and the exterior
of the collective such as the organization processes and systems.
(Systems) as described by Wilber in A Brief History of Everything (1996)
and shown below.
Something is “Integral” if it includes and attends to
these multiple dimensions of reality, not just one. The shortcoming
of many solutions is that while it may effectively respond a one
quadrant of the problem, it misses or ignores the other quadrants.
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