Coppedge has been called one of the "people of ideas" by historian Ulrich de Balbian. In this encyclopedia, coherent phenomenology plays a role as the "4th dimension of multi-dimensionalism." In this book, Coppedge addresses such themes as emotional meaning, intuitionism, existential mereology, always with a view towards the methods and perceptions which are most exemplary of phenomenology. The work crosses boundaries between philosophy and psychology, spirituality and life science, focusing on what is most vitally important to experience: what we need to understand, how we must feel, and in what ways we go about understanding and emotionalizing the universe.