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= User:Reversedragon/FirstNineThousand =
I am a bit obsessive about numbers. I had a problem with the idea of items having small numbers that at the same time were arbitrary. What would be number 10?? What would be number 1??<br />
I considered making all the entries in this wikibase take their IDs from the timestamp they were created at, but after all the trouble it took to install a Wikibase instance, I decided it would be easier to do this instead: map out the first 3000-9000 Item entries to the best numbers I can think of, and then stop worrying.
This page is simply a prototype I created before putting in entries. (Status: prototype unfinished, entries not yet created)<br />
Once the items on this page have been created, it will be natural for the names and purposes of the items to evolve somewhat over time, and there is no need for anyone to worry about whether the current set of items is "following" this.
= User:Reversedragon/FirstNineThousand =
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</li><li>process of Being
</li><li>process of Being
</li><li>sea of free-floating entities
</li><li>sea of free-floating entities
</li><li>signifier
</li><li>signified
</li><li>ontology


</li><li>Idealism
</li><li>Idealism
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<li class="entry_9000"><cite>Journey to the West</cite>
<li class="entry_9000"><cite>Journey to the West</cite>
</li><li class="entry_9001"><cite>Dragon Ball</cite> (metaseries)
</li><li class="entry_9001"><cite>Dragon Ball</cite> (metaseries)
</li></ol>
<ol start="9016">
<li class="entry_9016">Undertale
</li><li class="entry_9017">Deltarune
</li></ol>
</li></ol>


== Signifier ==
== Signifier ==
Signifiers consist of __terms__, __images__, or __motifs__ which are to be connected to definitions or symbolism. Two signifiers can share the same entry when they can be shown to always invariably refer to the same thing, but if in doubt about whether they refer to different things, they should be different signifiers.


<ol>
<ol>
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</li><li>Social-Philosophical System (SPS)
</li><li>Social-Philosophical System (SPS)
</li><li>Social-Philosophical-Material System (SPMS)
</li><li>Social-Philosophical-Material System (SPMS)
</li><li>realization
</li><li>chunk competition
</li><li>spatial slot hierarchy
</li><li>chunk competition across the spatial slot hierarchy
</li><li>class
</li><li>class (spatial rank)
</li><li>class (repeated relationship)
</li><li>class (population)
</li><li>working class
</li><li>worker
</li><li>Artisan type
</li><li>Artisan layer
</li><li>Careerist layer / Careerist class
</li><li>Refuse class
</li><li>"labor aristocracy"
</li><li>"professional-managerial class"
</li><li>The Bureaucracy


</li><li>receiving node
</li><li>receiving node
</li><li>granting node
</li><li>granting node
</li><li>atheist
</li><li>nonbeliever
</li><li>agnostic


</li></ol>
</li></ol>
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<li>point-of-view character
<li>point-of-view character
</li><li>narrator
</li><li>narrator
</li><li>first-person narrator
</li><li class="entry_80X1">first-person narrator
</li><li>second-person narrator
</li><li class="entry_80X2">second-person narrator - > see: Homestuck, narrator Chara
</li><li>third-person narrator
</li><li class="entry_80X3">third-person narrator
</li><li>hero
</li><li>hero
</li><li>villain
</li><li>villain
</li><li>antihero
</li><li>antihero
</li><li>antivillain
</li><li>antivillain
</li><li>seasons as impending doom / winter is coming
</li><li class="entry_80X4">seasons as warring states / seasons as kingdoms
</li></ol>
</li></ol>


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</li><li>Vegeta
</li><li>Vegeta
</li><li>Saiyan empire
</li><li>Saiyan empire
</li><li>Pigs (<cite>Animal Farm</cite>)
</li></ol>
</li></ol>


Revision as of 23:21, 31 December 2024

User:Reversedragon/FirstNineThousand

I am a bit obsessive about numbers. I had a problem with the idea of items having small numbers that at the same time were arbitrary. What would be number 10?? What would be number 1??
I considered making all the entries in this wikibase take their IDs from the timestamp they were created at, but after all the trouble it took to install a Wikibase instance, I decided it would be easier to do this instead: map out the first 3000-9000 Item entries to the best numbers I can think of, and then stop worrying.

This page is simply a prototype I created before putting in entries. (Status: prototype unfinished, entries not yet created)
Once the items on this page have been created, it will be natural for the names and purposes of the items to evolve somewhat over time, and there is no need for anyone to worry about whether the current set of items is "following" this.

Item

1 - 1000

Critical concepts and best-known countable philosophies

  1. countable philosophy
  2. countable graph of people
  3. work
  4. non-fictional work
  5. fictional work
  6. observation
  7. process of Being
  8. sea of free-floating entities
  9. signifier
  10. signified
  11. ontology
  12. Idealism
  13. Materialism
  14. natural sciences
  15. social sciences
  16. mathematics
  17. graph theory
  18. early Marxism
  19. Leninism
  20. Trotskyism
  21. Stalin Thought
  22. Juche-socialism / leadership socialism
  23. Maoism
  24. Deng Xiaoping Thought / Dengism
  25. Western Marxism
  26. Gramscianism
  1. Existentialist-Structuralist tradition
  2. early existentialism
  3. structuralism
  4. poststructuralism
  5. post-Marxism
  6. Freudian psychoanalysis
  7. Lacanianism
  1. taxation without representation
  2. United States constitution
  1. Russian Revolution
  2. German revolution of 1918
  1. collapse of the Soviet Union
  2. Molecular Marxism / Marxist Molecular Democracy (MDem)

2000 - 3000

  1. class territory
  2. class territory owner
  3. class territory resident
  4. class subpopulation
  5. feudal manor
  6. earldom
  7. duchy
  8. kingdom
  9. empire
  10. global empire
  11. imperial colony
  12. republic
  13. supranational federation
  14. business territory
  15. state business
  16. state business ministry
  17. party-nation
  18. Communist International
  19. plural Communist Internationals
  20. nationality subpopulation
  21. demographic subpopulation
  22. ethnic subpopulation
  23. city or town subpopulation
  24. capitalist ally subpopulation
  25. proletarian ally subpopulation
  26. graph connection
  27. connection weight

4000

Trotskyism-related concepts

  1. international-conference Trotskyism
  2. international-party Trotskyism
  3. Trotskyism in one country
  4. contentless revolutionary socialism - Rosa Luxemburg
  1. contentless Trotskyite conspiracy

5000 - 7000

8000

Motifs for literary analysis allowed.

  1. Probably no serious symbolism
  2. planetary nation - science fiction

9000

Entries for fictional works allowed. To be included, a work should have interesting literary motifs seen in multiple other works, include references to some kind of philosophical statement within some real-world philosophy, or include consistent fictional ontologies of imagined physics or processes.

  1. Journey to the West
  2. Dragon Ball (metaseries)
  1. Undertale
  2. Deltarune

Signifier

Signifiers consist of __terms__, __images__, or __motifs__ which are to be connected to definitions or symbolism. Two signifiers can share the same entry when they can be shown to always invariably refer to the same thing, but if in doubt about whether they refer to different things, they should be different signifiers.

  1. Phallus
  2. Social-Graph System (SGS)
  3. Social-Behavioral System (SBS)
  4. Social-Philosophical System (SPS)
  5. Social-Philosophical-Material System (SPMS)
  6. realization
  7. chunk competition
  8. spatial slot hierarchy
  9. chunk competition across the spatial slot hierarchy
  10. class
  11. class (spatial rank)
  12. class (repeated relationship)
  13. class (population)
  14. working class
  15. worker
  16. Artisan type
  17. Artisan layer
  18. Careerist layer / Careerist class
  19. Refuse class
  20. "labor aristocracy"
  21. "professional-managerial class"
  22. The Bureaucracy
  23. receiving node
  24. granting node
  25. atheist
  26. nonbeliever
  27. agnostic

4000

  1. Bolshevik-Leninism
  2. "Stalinism"
  3. Marxism-Leninism
  1. Žižekian
  1. Zinovievism -> contentless Trotskyite conspiracy

5000 - 7000

8000 - 9000

  1. point-of-view character
  2. narrator
  3. first-person narrator
  4. second-person narrator - > see: Homestuck, narrator Chara
  5. third-person narrator
  6. hero
  7. villain
  8. antihero
  9. antivillain
  10. seasons as impending doom / winter is coming
  11. seasons as warring states / seasons as kingdoms
  1. Dragon Balls
  2. Goku
  3. Vegeta
  4. Saiyan empire
  5. Pigs (Animal Farm)

Example item

S9003
Saiyan empire

characteristic value
appears in work Dragon Ball
refers to or visualizes model planetary nation
imperialism (Marxism-Leninism)
adapted from signifier monkey kingdom (Journey to the West)
derived from model, phenomenon, or event Imperial Japan
incidentally resembles model, phenomenon, or event United States


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