emsenn vocabulary

Custom predicates used across emsenn.net's research library where standard vocabularies (schema.org, SKOS, Dublin Core Terms, PROV, RDFS) lack a clean fit. Standard predicates are preferred wherever they apply; this vocabulary covers what's left.

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Predicates

emsenn:centralThesis
The defining claim or analytic move of a school of thought — the single sentence that captures what makes the school distinct from its neighbors.
emsenn:teleology
The aim or goal of a domain — what practitioners of this domain are trying to understand or accomplish.
emsenn:method
The characteristic methodology of a domain — how its practitioners do their work.
emsenn:featuredText
A curated key text within a domain, surfaced on the domain's index page with its description inlined. Object resolves to a CreativeWork in the domain's texts/ subsection.
emsenn:keyFigure
A person whose work centrally informs this school or domain.
emsenn:locates
A page-typing predicate. Values are tokens drawn from a closed vocabulary: domain, school, discipline, topic, lineage, term, concept, definition, text, paper, person.
emsenn:introduces
A page-typing predicate similar to emsenn:locates, used when the page introduces a structural category (e.g. 'discipline', 'lineage') rather than locating itself within one.
emsenn:governs
Subject exercises governance, regulation, or control over object. Inverse of emsenn:governedBy.
emsenn:governedBy
Subject is under the governance, regulation, or control of object. Inverse of emsenn:governs.
emsenn:produces
Subject brings object into existence as an effect, output, or consequence. Inverse of emsenn:producedBy.
emsenn:producedBy
Subject is brought into existence by object. Inverse of emsenn:produces.
emsenn:actsOn
Subject takes action upon, transforms, or operates on object.
emsenn:addresses
Subject takes object as a topic, problem, or concern that it engages with.
emsenn:restricts
Subject limits, constrains, or specializes object.
emsenn:enables
Subject makes object possible, creates the conditions under which object can occur.
emsenn:analogousTo
Subject and object share structural similarity sufficient that insight from one transfers to the other, without subject being a kind of object or vice versa.
emsenn:contrastsWith
Subject is meaningfully understood by comparison with object, where the differences are themselves analytically productive.
emsenn:domain
The mathematical domain of a function or operation. Distinct from emsenn:locates which classifies pages.
emsenn:codomain
The mathematical codomain of a function or operation.
emsenn:maps
The mapping relationship between elements of a domain and codomain.
emsenn:composesWith
Subject can be composed with object via the standard composition operation appropriate to their type (function composition, morphism composition, etc.).
emsenn:specialization
A more specific page-type than emsenn:locates allows; values include 'relation', 'letter', 'babble', etc.
emsenn:mathematicalObject
Categorial typing for a mathematical concept (e.g. 'category', 'functor', 'morphism'). Used as both a relation and a self-tag on math term pages.
emsenn:form
A page-typing predicate for content shape (e.g. 'index', 'narrative', 'reference').
emsenn:publishTo
A list of publication surfaces the page is approved for. Values are surface identifiers like 'emsenn-net'.