Restricted corpus documents descriptive terminology frameworks across multiple thematic fields, implying structured insights.
Restricted bundle of 75 structured-JSON terminology corpora documenting the AUGMANITAI/EHSTAND descriptive terminology framework across multiple thematic fields. Each JSON file contains 30-100 ISO-704-style descriptive terms for a specific phenomenon-field, covering domains across cultural-institutional terminology, communicative-AI terminology, governance-and-policy terminology, and domain-specific phenomenology. Strict-Wissenschaft, descriptive terminology corpus only — no clinical claims, no medical advice, no normative position. Restricted access per Phase-0 Calibrated Leakage. NOTICE: This Zenodo record's metadata-description, keywords, and notes may be revised within Zenodo's 30-day post-publication metadata-edit window. The substantive content (files inside the ZIP) is FIXED at publication time and Bitcoin-OTS-anchored on 4 calendars (a.pool.opentimestamps, b.pool.opentimestamps, a.pool.eternitywall, ots.btc.catallaxy). The DOI prior-art priority date and the file SHA-256 hashes are NEVER modified after publication. Multi-Hash provenance (SHA-256+SHA-512+SHA3-256+SHA3-512+BLAKE3) accompanies this deposit as _MANIFEST.txt.
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Andreas Ehstand (2026) studied this question.
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