Representations – C26
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C26 Representations
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Scope note:
Social representations are defined in the social sciences as systems of values, beliefs, knowledge, etc. that serve to establish social order, guide people in their actions, enable them to communicate with each other, and structure groups and communities. They are modelled in this context as a collection of propositional objects, types and information objects that represent the content of the social representations of a given human group.
Examples:
War will probably break out with the neighbouring country
Lucia is marriageable (Alessandro Manzoni, I promessi sposi)
The Earth moves around the Sun in an elliptical orbit
The Earth is an extremely heavy body and rests at the centre of the Universe
Context notes:
This way of modelling social representations is inspired by the notion of 'description' in the Descriptions and situations ontology (WonderWeb Project, Deliverable 18). Descriptions are sets of propositions and related concepts that rediscribe states of affairs in the world according to a specific point of view. They can be expressed in oral or written form, in different languages or wording but insofar as they have the same intentional content they have the same identity. Examples of descriptions are social rules and fonctions, plans, laws, projects, scripts, techniques, etc. They are not given in 'nature', in the sense of physics or biology, but originate from social life and in the communication that is the basis of it.
In historical research, social representations (as 'descriptions') should be modelled as representing the collective intentionality of the societies being studied, note the ones of the researchers. It is therefore important to apply in modelling the principle of 'critical distance' in order to avoid anachronism.
Bibliographical notes:
Relevant documentation for conceptualizing this class:
- "Collective Intentionality" – Schweikard, David P. and Hans Bernhard Schmid, "Collective Intentionality", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Summer 2013 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), URL = <https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/sum2013/entries/collective-intentionality/>.(Retireved 7 November 2020)
- Social representation (Wikipedia, English version, retrieved 7 November 2020)
In First Order Logic:
- C26(x) ⇒ C40(x)
Incoming properties:
- sdh:C4 Intention → sdh:P40 has context (is context of) (0,n:0,n)
- crm:E55 Type → sdh:P42 is defined by (define) (0,n:0,1)
Scope notes
Scope note
Social representations are defined in the social sciences as systems of values, beliefs, knowledge, etc. that serve to establish social order, guide people in their actions, enable them to communicate with each other, and structure groups and communities. They are modelled in this context as a collection of propositional objects, types and information objects that represent the content of the social representations of a given human group.
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Social representations are defined in the social sciences as systems of values, beliefs, knowledge, etc. that serve to establish social order, guide people in their actions, enable them to communicate with each other, and structure groups and communities. They are modelled in this context as a collection of propositional objects, types and information objects that represent the content of the social representations of a given human group. | en | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | 0 | Denied (see comment) |
Examples
Example
War will probably break out with the neighbouring country
Example
Lucia is marriageable (Alessandro Manzoni, I promessi sposi)
Example
The Earth moves around the Sun in an elliptical orbit
Example
The Earth is an extremely heavy body and rests at the centre of the Universe
Show | Example | Language | Namespace | View details | Comments | Validation |
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War will probably break out with the neighbouring country | en | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | 0 | Candidate | ||
Lucia is marriageable (Alessandro Manzoni, I promessi sposi) | en | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | 0 | Candidate | ||
The Earth moves around the Sun in an elliptical orbit | en | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | 0 | Candidate | ||
The Earth is an extremely heavy body and rests at the centre of the Universe | en | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | 0 | Candidate |
Additional notes
Context note
This way of modelling social representations is inspired by the notion of 'description' in the Descriptions and situations ontology (WonderWeb Project, Deliverable 18). Descriptions are sets of propositions and related concepts that rediscribe states of affairs in the world according to a specific point of view. They can be expressed in oral or written form, in different languages or wording but insofar as they have the same intentional content they have the same identity. Examples of descriptions are social rules and fonctions, plans, laws, projects, scripts, techniques, etc. They are not given in 'nature', in the sense of physics or biology, but originate from social life and in the communication that is the basis of it.
In historical research, social representations (as 'descriptions') should be modelled as representing the collective intentionality of the societies being studied, note the ones of the researchers. It is therefore important to apply in modelling the principle of 'critical distance' in order to avoid anachronism.
Bibliographical note
Relevant documentation for conceptualizing this class:
- "Collective Intentionality" – Schweikard, David P. and Hans Bernhard Schmid, "Collective Intentionality", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Summer 2013 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), URL = <https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/sum2013/entries/collective-intentionality/>.(Retireved 7 November 2020)
- Social representation (Wikipedia, English version, retrieved 7 November 2020)
Show | Notes | Type | Language | Namespace | View details | Comments | Validation |
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This way of modelling social representations is inspired by the notion of 'description' in the Descriptions and situations ontology (WonderWeb Project, Deliverable 18). Descriptions are sets of propositions and related concepts that rediscribe states of affairs in the world according to a specific point of view. They can be expressed in oral or written form, in different languages or wording but insofar as they have the same intentional content they have the same identity. Examples of descriptions are social rules and fonctions, plans, laws, projects, scripts, techniques, etc. They are not given in 'nature', in the sense of physics or biology, but originate from social life and in the communication that is the basis of it. In historical research, social representations (as 'descriptions') should be modelled as representing the collective intentionality of the societies being studied, note the ones of the researchers. It is therefore important to apply in modelling the principle of 'critical distance' in order to avoid anachronism. | Context note | en | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | 0 | Candidate | ||
Relevant documentation for conceptualizing this class: "Collective Intentionality" – Schweikard, David P. and Hans Bernhard Schmid, "Collective Intentionality", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Summer 2013 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), URL = <https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/sum2013/entries/collective-intentionality/>.(Retireved 7 November 2020) Social representation (Wikipedia, English version, retrieved 7 November 2020) | Bibliographical note | en | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | 0 | Candidate |
Identifier: C26
Official URI: https://sdhss.org/ontology/core/C26
OntoME URI: https://ontome.net/ontology/c753
Labels
Label | Language | Last updated | View details | Comments | Validation |
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Collective intentionality | en | 2021-09-28 | 0 | Candidate | |
Description | en | 2021-09-28 | 0 | Candidate | |
Representations * | en | 2021-09-28 | 0 | Candidate |
* : Standard label for this language
Namespace
Namespace | Last updated |
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SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | 2021-04-21 |
Parent classes
Class | Class namespace | Relation defined in | Justification | View details | Edit | Delete | Comments | Validation |
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C40 Intentional Collection | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
JustificationRepresentations, be they individual or social, are more or less rich sets of propositional object, concepts, symblos, abstract individuals. |
0 | Candidate |
Ancestor classes
Class | Depth | Class namespace | Via |
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C32 Abstract individual | 2 | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | C40 |
E28 Conceptual Object | 3 | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 | C40 - C32 |
E71 Man-Made Thing | 4 | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 | C40 - C32 - E28 |
E70 Thing | 5 | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 | C40 - C32 - E28 - E71 |
E77 Persistent Item | 6 | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 | C40 - C32 - E28 - E71 - E70 |
E1 CRM Entity | 7 | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 | C40 - C32 - E28 - E71 - E70 - E77 |
S15 Observable Entity | 7 | CRMsci version 1.2.3 | C40 - C32 - E28 - E71 - E70 - E77 |
E1 CRM Entity | 8 | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 | C40 - C32 - E28 - E71 - E70 - E77 - S15 |
Thing | 8 | OntoME internal model - active version | C40 - C32 - E28 - E71 - E70 - E77 - E1 |
Thing | 9 | OntoME internal model - active version | C40 - C32 - E28 - E71 - E70 - E77 - S15 - E1 |
Child and descendant classes
Class | Depth | Class namespace | Via |
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C5 Academic Discipline | 1 | SDHSS Higher education and academies ongoing | |
C36 Plan | 1 | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | |
C17 Custom or Law | 2 | SDHSS Social, legal and economic life ongoing | C36 |
C29 Know-How | 2 | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing | C36 |
C15 Planned Move | 2 | SDHSS - Propositions, Texts, Intellectual Life ongoing | C36 |
C4 Procedure | 3 | SDHSS - Propositions, Texts, Intellectual Life ongoing | C36 - C29 |
C5 Step | 4 | SDHSS - Propositions, Texts, Intellectual Life ongoing | C36 - C29 - C4 |
Related classes
Outgoing properties (this class is domain)
Domain | Property identifier | Range | Namespace |
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Outgoing properties (inherited from ancestors)
Domain | Property identifier | Range | Namespace |
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C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crm:P1 is identified by (identifies) | E41 Appellation | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crm:P2 has type (is type of) | E55 Type | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crm:P3 has note | E62 String | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crm:P48 has preferred identifier (is preferred identifier of) | E42 Identifier | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crm:P137 exemplifies (is exemplified by) | E55 Type | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crmdig:L47 has comment | E62 String | CRMdig version 3.2.1 |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crmdig:L4 has preferred label | E62 String | CRMdig version 3.2.1 |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crmdig:L53 is not uniquely identified by | E62 String | CRMdig version 3.2.1 |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | sdh:P70 same resource in the world as (same as) | E1 CRM Entity | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | sdh:P2 domain class has identity defining component (is identity defining component of domain class) | E1 CRM Entity | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | sdh:P10 time-independent entity association | E1 CRM Entity | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | sdh:P18 is identifying component of range class (range class has identity defining component) | E1 CRM Entity | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crm-sup:P20 same as external identifier (same as) | E42 Identifier | SDHSS CIDOC CRM supplement – ongoing |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | sdh:P63 has preferred type (is preferred type of) | E55 Type | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crm-sup:P28 same as URI [owl:sameAs] (same as) | C30 Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) | SDHSS CIDOC CRM supplement – ongoing |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crmdig:L54 is same-as (is same-as) | E1 CRM Entity | CRMdig version 3.2.1 |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | crmdig:L55 has inventory no | E62 String | CRMdig version 3.2.1 |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | sdh:P67 has kind (is kind of) | C50 Kind | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C26 Representations (is a E1 CRM Entity ) | sdh:P71 could be the same entity as (inverse of could be the same entity as) | E1 CRM Entity | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C26 Representations (is a E28 Conceptual Object ) | crm:P149 is identified by (identifies) | E75 Conceptual Object Appellation | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
C26 Representations (is a E70 Thing ) | crm:P43 has dimension (is dimension of) | E54 Dimension | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
C26 Representations (is a E70 Thing ) | crm:P101 had as general use (was use of) | E55 Type | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
C26 Representations (is a E70 Thing ) | crm:P130 shows features of (features are also found on) | E70 Thing | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
C26 Representations (is a E71 Man-Made Thing ) | crm:P102 has title (is title of) | E35 Title | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
C26 Representations (is a E71 Man-Made Thing ) | crm:P103 was intended for (was intention of) | E55 Type | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
Incoming properties (this class is range)
Domain | Property identifier | Range | Namespace |
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C4 Intention | sdh:P40 has context (is context of) | C26 Representations | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
E55 Type | sdh:P42 is defined by (define) | C26 Representations | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
Incoming properties (inherited from ancestors)
Domain | Property identifier | Range | Namespace |
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C11 Appellation in a Language | sdh:P11 is appellation for language of (has appellation for language) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C12 Dedication | sdh-int:P22 has dedicatory object (is dedicatory object of) | C26 Representations (is a E77) | SDHSS - Propositions, Texts, Intellectual Life ongoing |
C12 Dedication | sdh-int:P24 has conceptual dedicatee (is conceptual dedicatee of) | C26 Representations (is a C32) | SDHSS - Propositions, Texts, Intellectual Life ongoing |
C14 Holding of a Right or Obligation | sdh-so:P8 is subjection of (is subject to) | C26 Representations (is a E77) | SDHSS Social, legal and economic life ongoing |
C19 Legal Integration | sdh-so:P27 is integration of (is integrated by) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | SDHSS Social, legal and economic life ongoing |
C23 Identification | crm-sup:P18 is identification of (has identification) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | SDHSS CIDOC CRM supplement – ongoing |
C23 Use | sdh:P32 is use of (is used by) | C26 Representations (is a E77) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C27 Legal Fact | sdh-so:P52 is legal connotation of (has legal connotation) | C26 Representations (is a E77) | SDHSS Social, legal and economic life ongoing |
C29 Legal Quality Acquisition | sdh-so:P43 is acquisition by (acquires) | C26 Representations (is a E77) | SDHSS Social, legal and economic life ongoing |
C3 Epistemic Situation | sdh:P91 involves (is involved in) | C26 Representations (is a E77) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C30 Connotation | sdh:P39 is connotation of (has connotation) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C38 Presence of a Thing | sdh-so:P75 is presence of (is concerned by) | C26 Representations (is a E70) | SDHSS Social, legal and economic life ongoing |
C5 Step | sdh-int:P14 foresees the use of specific object (is foreseen for) | C26 Representations (is a E71) | SDHSS - Propositions, Texts, Intellectual Life ongoing |
C60 Thing Involved in an Epistemic Situation | sdh:P79 is involvement of (has involvement) | C26 Representations (is a E77) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C66 Involvement of a Thing | sdh:P85 concerned object (is involved in) | C26 Representations (is a E70) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C8 Intentional Composition | sdh:P53 has intentional component (is component of) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
C8 Intentional Composition | sdh:P54 is intentional component of (has intentional component) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
D2 Digitization Process | crmdig:L60 documents | C26 Representations (is a E1) | CRMdig version 3.2.1 |
D29 Annotation Object | crmdig:L43 annotates (is annotated by) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | CRMdig version 3.2.1 |
E1 CRM Entity | crmdig:L54 is same-as (is same-as) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | CRMdig version 3.2.1 |
E1 CRM Entity | sdh:P10 time-independent entity association | C26 Representations (is a E1) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
E1 CRM Entity | sdh:P18 is identifying component of range class (range class has identity defining component) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
E1 CRM Entity | sdh:P2 domain class has identity defining component (is identity defining component of domain class) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
E1 CRM Entity | sdh:P70 same resource in the world as (same as) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
E1 CRM Entity | sdh:P71 could be the same entity as (inverse of could be the same entity as) | C26 Representations (is a E1) | SDHSS Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences CIDOC CRM Extension ongoing |
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