Social Event – C2
C2 Social Event
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This class models time-related phenomena (like an election or a marriage) that happen in collective intentionality, effect changes in the social connotation of actors or things and are only perceived in specific social contexts, i.e. persons sharing the same point of view or conceptualization. A social event exists if it P33 satisfies specific social representations, i.e. the conditions that makes it happen in the given society.
Social events, insofar as they happen in the minds of a human collective, do not directly have a projection in geographical space. But as they are always related to sets of human actions (one or more) that provide the setting for the given social events (P43 is setting for) they share with these physical events the geographical location. E.g. a marriage (social event), intended as a transition from being single to being married (in the context of a given society), has the wedding celebration (activity) as its setting.
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In First Order Logic:
- C2(x) ⊃ E2(x)
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This class models time-related phenomena (like an election or a marriage) that happen in collective intentionality, effect changes in the social connotation of actors or things and are only perceived in specific social contexts, i.e. persons sharing the same point of view or conceptualization. A social event exists if it P33 satisfies specific social representations, i.e. the conditions that makes it happen in the given society. Social events, insofar as they happen in the minds of a human collective, do not directly have a projection in geographical space. But as they are always related to sets of human actions (one or more) that provide the setting for the given social events (P43 is setting for) they share with these physical events the geographical location. E.g. a marriage (social event), intended as a transition from being single to being married (in the context of a given society), has the wedding celebration (activity) as its setting. | en | 0 |
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The Social Event class is inspired by and modelled according to the foundational views of the Descriptions and Situations ontology, cf. Gangemi A. et al.,« From collective intentionality to intentional collectives: An ontological perspective. », Cogn. Syst. Res. 7, no 2‑3 (2006): 192‑208, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cogsys.2005.11.009. A social event is modelled here as a situation that interprets facts in the world reality according to descriptions, modelled in the context of social sciences as social representations. In this context, the P33 satisfies (is satisfied by) property, associating the Situation to the Description in which it becomes 'visible', associates the Social Event to the Social Representation class. The P43 has setting property, associating a social event with the event or events in the world, that are perceived as being the realization of a description, is equivalent to the SettingFor relation but expressed in the inverse direction. The associated perdurants in the ground ontology (here the CIDOC CRM) are the setting of the situation. | en | WIP | 0 |
Identifier : C2
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Social Event * | en | 2021-01-04 | 0 |
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CIDOC CRM extension for humanities and social sciences (SDHSS) – ongoing | 2021-04-16 |
Parent classes
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E2 Temporal Entity | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 | CIDOC CRM extension for humanities and social sciences (SDHSS) – ongoing |
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Ancestor classes
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E1 CRM Entity | 2 | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
E1 CRM Entity | 3 | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
Child and descendant classes
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E66 Formation | 1 | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
E85 Joining | 1 | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
E86 Leaving | 1 | CIDOC CRM version 6.2 |
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Outgoing properties (this class is domain)
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C2 Social Event | P3 effects (is the result of) | C27 Collective State of Mind | CIDOC CRM extension for humanities and social sciences (SDHSS) – ongoing |
C2 Social Event | P33 satisfies (is satisfied by) | C26 Social Representation | CIDOC CRM extension for humanities and social sciences (SDHSS) – ongoing |
C2 Social Event | P4 ends (is ended by) | C27 Collective State of Mind | CIDOC CRM extension for humanities and social sciences (SDHSS) – ongoing |
C2 Social Event | P41 has social event type (is type of) | C31 Social Event Type | CIDOC CRM extension for humanities and social sciences (SDHSS) – ongoing |
C2 Social Event | P43 has setting (is setting for) | E5 Event | CIDOC CRM extension for humanities and social sciences (SDHSS) – ongoing |
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