Ontology:P92

1. originating class [Item]

Core characteristics

item type

P

[P] (pronounced P:) label (en) [string] (L)

originating class [Item]

[P] (pronounced P:) alias (en) [string]

originating layer

originating social object

originating object-shape

idea or model thought to be shovel dream of

QID (pronounced Q.I.D.) references [Item]1:-1:-1

Z–92 (pronounced 92. (Z))[MX] [Z] (pronounced (MX) (Z):) (92)meta-Marxism1:-1:-1

shovel dream (📥 (pronounced proposed) / MX)1:-1:-1

field, scope, or group [Item]

mainstream Marxism-Leninism (📥 (pronounced proposed) / ML)1:-1:-1

Z–92 (pronounced 92. (Z))[MX] [Z] (pronounced (MX) (Z):) (92)meta-Marxism1:-1:-1

color swatch references [Item]

[S2] SPS produces ideology about itself

Property data type

item

data Entity1:-1:-1

Examples

Wackytown fallacy - Q68,90

originating class [Item]

Careerist layer (📥 (pronounced proposed) / ES)1:-1:-1

bourgeoisie (📥 (pronounced proposed) / ES)1:-1:-1

tent of freedom poles - Q??

originating class [Item]

Liberal-republican representative layer (📥 (pronounced proposed) / ES)1:-1:-1

bourgeoisie (📥 (pronounced proposed) / ES)1:-1:-1

watch out for Mr. Krabs

originating class [Item]

Careerist layer (📥 (pronounced proposed) / ES)1:-1:-1

employees (📥 (pronounced proposed) / ML)1:-1:-1

mixed class composition (📥 (pronounced proposed) / ES)1:-1:-1

Usage notes

This is a Property for tagging motifs, quotes, vaguely-described epiphenoma, propositions or models, and so forth with the social class that is currently believed to have created them. It is okay to be ridiculously specific, and go into meta-Marxist style descriptions of "subsections of a greater class" or "collections of things as material objects with particular shapes". It is even better to do this but also include the more standard and "widely repeated" class descriptor that contains them. The process of figuring out exactly where something came from may be a messy one where people end up aiming at the wrong target and locating the wrong cause. Including all the facts will help point editors on the right path.