Appellation in a Language – C11

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C11 Appellation in a Language

Scope note:

This class refers to the fact that an entity (actor, group, concept, etc.) is identified in the context of a human society or social collective, during a given time span, using a specific appellation. This identifying appellation is generally related to the main language used be the society or collective, or at least considered as understandable or valid in that context (e.g. a Latin or English appellation in a French speaking context).

As a subclass of sdh:C7 Intentional State, this class does not refer to an activity of collectively naming a thing (cf. the frbroo:F52 Name Use Activity class) but  to the possibility of identifying with that appellation within the given social context or collective.

The crm:P1 is identified property is a shortcut of the present class as it directly connects (i.e. independently from time and context) a crm:E1 Entity to its crmE41 Appellation.

Examples:

A pope is called with his function name only after his election. Furthermore, he has a latin official name and translations in the different languages.

In First Order Logic:

  • C11(x) ⇒ C7(x)

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Identifier: C11

Official URI: https://sdhss.org/ontology/core/C11
OntoME URI: https://ontome.net/ontology/c365

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* : Standard label for this language

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