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Subject: [humanmarkup-comment] HM.frameworks: (revamped)
I've revamped the HM.frameworks, which is our central 'non-technical'
document.
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/humanmarkup/documents/HM.frameworks.txt
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Kurt: It'll most likely have to be broken apart into individual files
pretty soon. ;-)
As we nail down on individual taxonomies one by one, we will make separate
files for them.
This document is comprehensive in terms of 'frameworks', but deliberately
not so for 'taxonomies.'--it is too large, and we haven't gotten that far
yet.
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Joe: regarding your recommendation...I feel we really should identify the
references within each framework, so we know where each taxonomic
classification we are using comes from.
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(if responding to this post, please <snip/> below ;-))
Ranjeeth Kumar Thunga
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HM.FRAMEWORKS
last updated: 24 October 2001
(contains frameworks and taxonomies)
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GENERAL INFORMATION:
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FRAMEWORKS: the overall container for the taxonomies
TAxONOMIES: the individual classification systems within the frameworks
This document is never ending set of frameworks. It is DELIBERATELY not
comprehensive.
When a particular framework is mature, it can possibly be spun off into its
own file.
For example: "HMF.RELIGIONS" or "HMF.EMOTIONS" will be spun off at
appropriate time.
There will never be an exhaustive list of all frameworks.
We will simply develop them one or a few at a time, depending on our
resources.
NOte: This is not a short term project.
Each framework contains a section for 'references'. This is where we
describe the authoritativereference pertaining to the taxonomies in that
framework.
There are several ways we can arrange human characteristics. Each
'framework' contains the various 'taxonomies' that are associated with it.
Some of these 'frameworks' overlap with each other. That is fine. There is
no 'one' way to break apart human characteristics.
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NONTECHNICAL HUMANMARKUP R&D:
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1) Amalgamating Resources and References
2) Defining new frameworks and taxonomies for those that don't exist yet
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TECHNICAL HUMANMARKUP R&D:
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1) Determining how these classifications fit into XML terms, the descriptors
we have could be element names, values, types or attribute names, values,
and types.
2) Determining how these modules interoperate with current frameworks.
3) Developing/customizing applications based on this human information.
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GENERAL REFERENCES:
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/humanmarkup/files/Conceptual/Human.Frameworks/
General/Elements.Attributes/elements.attributes.list
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/humanmarkup/files/Conceptual/domain
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/humanmarkup/files/Conceptual/Classes/Table.of.
Classes.Properties/humanMLClassTreeSchematic2.jpg
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/humanmarkup/files/Technical/XML.Schema/XML.Sch
ema/
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ACTION/REACTION:
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Interaction
References:
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ANCESTRY:
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Origin
Gender M F type
Orientation
References:
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ARTIFACTS:
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Clothes
Jewelry
Pictures
Symbols
References:
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ATTITUDE:
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Acceptance blame
Agreement disagreement
Alertness exhaustion
Approval disapproval
Attention avoidance
Belief disbelief
Competence incompetence
Constraint resistance
Desire reluctance
Effort repose
Hope despair
Intent refusal
Interest repulsion
Obligation freedom
Permission prohibition
Request negative-request
Suggestion warning
Adore worship
Fondness liking
References:
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BODY LOCATOR:
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in relation
global positioning
References:
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CASTE:
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Historical
Indian
Brahmin
Kshatria
Untouchable
References:
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COMMUNICATIONS TYPE:
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problem solving
flirting
joking
relaxing
ebb and flow
task focused
...
References:
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CHRONEMIC:
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Duration
Timing
Initiation
Polychronic
Monochronic
References:
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COMMUNICATIONS MODE:
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verbal
nonverbal
written
graphics/art
music
indian ragas
jazz
country
References:
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COMMUNICATION TYPES:
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Monologue
Meeting
Debate
Dialogue
Interaction
Conversation
InformationExchange
InformationDelivery
Speech Action
References:
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COMMUNICATION TYPES2:
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connotative
denotative
Slang
Idiom
Allusion
Tropes
Allegory
Antanaclasis
Anthimeria
Antonomasia
Apostrophe
Auxesis
Erotema
Hyperbole
Irony
Litotes
Meiosis
Metaphor
Metonymy
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
Parable
Paradox
Paralipsis
Paronomasia
Personification
Prosopopoeia
Puns
Rhetorical Question
Simile
Syllepsis
Synecdoche
References:
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COSMETIC:
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Clothing
Shirts
Dresses
Jewelry
Feet
Shoes
Sandals
Artifacts
Pictures
Trinkets
References:
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CULTURE:
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Geographic
Historical
Indus Valley Civilization
American Pop Culture
African American subculture
South Indian Culture
age,
time
location
References:
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ECONOMIC:
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rich class
upper-middle class
middle class
lower-middle class
lower class
capitalist
communist
socialist
rich
middleclass
poor
References:
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EMOTIONS
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generalWestern
Amusement weariness
Anger patience
Appreciation envy
Caution rashness
Closeness distance
Completion incompleteness
Courage cowardice
Discovery confusion
Familiarity mystery
Fear security
Gain loss
Guilt innocence
Happiness unhappiness
Love hatred
Pain pleasure
Pity cruelty
Pride shame
Relaxation stress
Respect disrespect
Surprise expectation
Togetherness privacy
Wonder commonplace
Sorrow reverence
Regret Relief
Aggravation Cheerfulness
Dejection Rejoicing
Lamentation Amusement
Weariness Wit
Dullness Humorless
Eastern
References:
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ETHICS:
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Strong
Religious/Spiritual
Indian
Dharma
Secular
Behavioral
References:
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FLEXIBILITY:
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Decided Undecided
Sure Unsure
Resolute Determined
Irreversible Reversible
Yielding Unyielding
Unrelenting Relenting
Firm Soft
References:
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HAPTICS:
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Functional/Professional
Social/Polite
Friendship/Warmth
Lover/Intimacy
References:
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HERMENEUTICS:
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References:
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HISTORICAL:
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Experiences
Trends/Changes
century
country
local
government types
References:
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HUMOR:
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sarcasm
irony
pun
References:
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INTENT:
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Threat Humor
Sarcasm Veiled Threat
Joke Serious
Earnestness Warning
Request Beg
Truth Lie
Overestimation Underestimation
Assent Dissent
Concealment Disclosure
Exaggeration Deception
Ridicule Boast
Courtesy Discourtesy
Gratitude Ingratitude
Forgiveness Revenge
Envy Jealousy
Irascibility Resentment
Respect Disrespect
Contempt Approbation
Disapprobation Flattery
Intimidate Menace
Mock Kid
Prank Witty
Cater Indulge
Gratify Please
Fib Misrepresent
Misstate
Direct vs. Inferred
References:
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KINESICS (gestures):
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1) Facial
Smile Frown
Kiss Wink
Smirk Raspberry
Sneer Roll Eyes
Crossed Eyes Stare
Cheer Hiss
Knit the brows Turn up nose
Cry Hoot
Glance Glare
Whisper Shout
Stage Whisper Grin
Simper Sob
Weep Howl
Wail Babble
Exclaim Shout
Yell Nod
2) Hands/Arm/Fingers
Handshake Wave - Hello
Wave - Goodbye Fold Hands
Fist Thumbs-up
Salute OK
Thumbs-up Thumbs-down
Wag Flourish
Greeting Salutation
Accost Greet
Hail Welcome
Middle Finger Peace Sign
Love Sign (Any sign language type)
Stab Stick
Thrust
3) Body/Torso
Bow Curtsy
March Dance
Meditation Hunch
Bend Genuflect
Kowtow Sit
Stand Pose
4) Legs/Feet
Run Jump
Hop Skip
Kick Cross Legs
Chase Hunt
Stalk Bolt
Dash
References:
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LANGUAGES:
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English
Hindi
Greek
Lojban
Dialect:
Variation:
Alphabet:
Phonetic:
References:
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(interface needed to linguistic efforts)
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MECHANICS:
----------
Tools
Diagrams
References:
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NATIONALITIES:
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Europe
Eras
Asia
Eras
Africa
Eras
The Americas
Eras
Current Event Dates
Russia
United States
United Kingdon
0BC
Roman Empire
1500BC
Egyption Civilization
Indian Civilizatio
etc.
References:
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PERSONAL IDENTIFIER:
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Name
Postal Address
Geographical Address
Messaging Channels (CC/PP? relation??)
cellular phone
email
voicemail
UID (or based on the above)
(other Name/ID information)
Body Identifiers
Scars
Marks
Tattoos
References:
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PERSONALITY:
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Introverted Extroverted
Benevolence Malevolence
Philanthropist Misanthrope
Benefactor Evildoer
Reserved Intellectual
References:
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PHILOSOPHY:
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Existentialist
Materialist
Nihilist
References:
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PHYSICAL DESCRIPTORS:
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height
weight
features
specialfeatures (catch all)
eye color
...
References:
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PERSONALITY:
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Western Psychology
DSM IV
Antisocial
Histrionic
...
References:
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PHYSICAL DESCRIPTOR:
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See HumanPCML
References:
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POLITICAL:
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Perspective
Party
Country
References:
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PROXEMICS:
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Intimate
Social
Public Distance
References:
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PROXEMICS:
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1) Intimate Distance
2) Personal Distance
3) Social Distance
4) Public Distance
References:
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RELIGIONS:
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Buddhism
Mahayana
Hinayana
Hinduism
Christianity
Roman Catholic
Episcopal
Lutheran
Jehovah's Witness
Orthodox
Jewish
Conservative
Reform
Hassidic
Muslim
Sunni
Shite
Atheist
Agnostic
Monistic
References:
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RECORDINGS:
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Transcription
Summary
Memory
Mnemonic Used
References:
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SEXUALITY:
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gender at birth
current gender
impersonation
References:
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SOCIAL STRUCTURE:
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Family Structure
nuclear family
gangster family
single parent
orphan
siblings
brothers
sisters
older
younger
Friends
References:
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SEMIOTICS:
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Sign
Symbol
Signal
References:
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SPEECH ACTIONS:
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Speech Actions
Vocal Actions
References:
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SENSATIONS
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tickling
tingling
pulsating
vibrating
throbbing
strain
tightness
numbness
References:
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SENSORY CHANNELS
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Sight
sound
Touch
Smell
Taste
balance
ESP
References:
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MENTATIONAL:
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Attitude
flexible
creative
open minded
Intent
To _____(insert verb)
Lie
Cheat
Open up
Be kind
Motivation
Flexibility
References:
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POLITICAL:
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conservative
liberal
radical
authoritarian
References:
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RELATIONSHIPS:
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monogamous
polygamous
References:
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REQUEST/RESPONSE
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Cooperation needed or not
Acknowledgement
-Rules: to create proper groups
-Timing: duration, sequence
-relationships: parent, child, sibling, gestures
-referent: source (cultural, contextual, memory)
References:
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SCENE:
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interaction with scene
location
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SEMIOTICS:
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Sign
Symbol
Signal
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SENTIMENT:
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Anti- (?) Pro- (?)
Conservative Liberal
Libertarian Anarchist
Independent Nationalist
Belligerent Republican
Democratic Religious
Revolutionary Lofty
Theatrical Deep-rooted
Public Altruistic
Moral Romantic
Abolitionist Royalist
Separatist Loyalist
Radical Imperial
References:
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SOCIAL:
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Age
Time
Location
References:
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SPEECH ACTIONS:
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Promise
Threat
Farewell
Statement
Question
References:
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STEREOTYPES:
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References:
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SUPRAMUNDANE STATE:
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nirvana
moksha
liberation
References:
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THOUGHTS
----------
CONTENT
References:
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UPBRINGING:
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Strict
Liberal
Family Types
Social Groups
References:
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VALUES
----------
Conservative
Liberal
References:
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VOCAL ACTIONS:
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words
Yell
Whisper
Talk
Sing
Exclaim
mumble
sound effects
hiss
cough
hiccup
laugh
References:
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