Editing Term:Sociophilosophy

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== Definitions ==

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 <li>The manifestation of ideology or philosophy into a real-world material object through its inextricable tie with the social bonds of a socially-connected graph of people.
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      {{HueClaim|P={{E:P146/RR}}| socio- | social graph | philosophy }}
      {{HueClaim|P=synonym| [[Term:Social-Philosophical System|Social-Philosophical System]] | [[Term:Social-Philosophical-Material System|Social-Philosophical-Material System]] }}
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== Forms ==

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=== Derived terms ===

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== Usage notes ==

"Social-Philosophical System" was coined very early on in developing the <cite>MDem</cite> text, while "sociophilosophy" is a later variation. This new variation came into being both in order to provide a cleaner-sounding term and to imply a more general scope of not just one unit of one particular ideology and group of people being connected but <i>the entire phenomenon</i> of ideologies or philosophies and groups of people being tightly connected.