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Parent (Supertype):

What is the supertype class in this subtype/supertype relationship? If the term is not in the list, please first add it in the Definitional Topic category.

Child (Subtype):

What is the subtype class in this subtype/supertype relationship? If the term is not in the list, please first add it in the Definitional Topic category.

Epistemic Element
Author(s):

Who are the authors of this formulation? If the author is not in the list, please first add the author in Author category.

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Year of Formulation:

When was this theory first formulated?

Disjoint Group (Basis of Distinguishing):

Subtypes of a class can be disjoint or overlapping. For instance, a theory can be either normative, descriptive, or definition; but it can also be core or not core theory of a discipline. The former three are disjoint subtypes of theory, and so are the latter two. However, the former three are overlapping with the latter two, e.g. a descriptive theory can also be a core theory. If the subtype class has any disjoint siblings, enter the basis on which this subtype is distinguished from its disjoint siblings. NOTE: It should follow the phrase "on the basis of", e.g. "semantic content", "the role in a discipline"). The group named "Main" will be listed first among subtypes and the word "Main" will be omitted.

Formulation File:

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Description:

Provide a detailed description of this theory here. NOTE: The first paragraph of this description will also appear on any other page that cites this theory, so please ensure that the first paragraph contains a succinct exposition of the theory.

Source:

Where was this theory first formulated?

Broader History:

Optional. Use only if this formulation somehow owes to discussions outside of the scientonomic tradition. Otherwise leave empty.

Scientonomic History:

Optional. Use only if this formulation is strongly related to previous scientonomic formulations. NOTE: Do not list what theories this theory came to replace as that will be done automatically by the encyclopedia.

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