Jomon Intact Object

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An intact object is defined as a real-world entity that is directly referred to by a proper noun or a pronoun such as 'this' or 'it'. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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doi:10.5281/zenodo.22074175

August 24, 2026Open Access

Jomon Intact Object

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Define the formal ontological criteria for an intact object within linguistic and real-world reference systems.
Derived a theoretical and semantic definition establishing the relationship between physical entities and direct linguistic referents.
Defined an intact object as any entity existing in reality that is directly referenced by a proper noun or demonstrative pronoun.
Identified direct referential markers, including terms such as "this" or "it," as primary linguistic anchors for real entities.

Implication

Theoretical analysis defines the intact object in formal ontology, highlighting how pronouns and proper nouns directly reference real-world entities.

Abstract

Definition 1. An intact object is an object which exists in reality and which a proper noun or a pronoun such as “this” or “it” refers to directly.

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