The Typical Manifestations of each Intercardinal Point. Although all four points of our intercardinal axial compass, viz. northwest, southeast, northeast and southwest, are divisible between soma and psyche (body and mind) on either a mother/daughter (coupled to antison/antifather) or a father/son (coupled to antidaughter/antimother basis, in practice each point is chiefly characterized by just two such metaphorical illustrations of soma or psyche, whether free or bound, in consequence of the prevailing influence, whether unequivocally or equivocally hegemonic, of the conditioning gender.  Hence in the case of metachemistry over antimetaphysics at the northwest point of the intercardinal axial compass we find a context typified, in primary and secondary vein, by a mother/antison manifestation of state-hegemonic criteria; in the case of physics and antichemistry at the southeast point of the said compass we find a context typified, in secondary and primary vein, by a son/antimother manifestation of state-hegemonic criteria - the overall axial polarity of mother to antimother constitutive of primary and antison to son secondary state-hegemonic criteria.  In the case of metaphysics over antimetachemistry at the northeast point of the intercardinal axial compass, however, we find a context typified, in primary and secondary vein, by a father/antidaughter manifestation of church-hegemonic criteria; in the case of chemistry and antiphysics at the southwest point of the said compass we find a context typified, in secondary and primary vein, by a daughter/antifather manifestation of church-hegemonic criteria - the overall axial polarity of father to antifather constitutive of primary and antidaughter to daughter secondary church-hegemonic criteria (at least in traditional terms).  Hence in overall general terms, mother and antison line up against antimother and son on the state-hegemonic (but also church-subordinate) axis, whereas father and antidaughter line up against antifather and daughter on the church-hegemonic (but also state-subordinate) axis.