This classification doesn’t measure technical complexity, but the intensity of inner disruption a text may induce.
Three levels of vertigo are offered:
– Clear Unanchoring (the wobble begins)
– Total Upheaval (the mind’s structure is struck)
– Ontological Shift (reality can no longer be thought the same).
This system prepares the reader for the depth of impact ahead.
This section includes the following subcategories:
Clear Unanchoring
Total Upheaval
Ontological Shift
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