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April 30, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Glossary According To Nikki: Glossary Portion

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NPNikki Renee Warnke Phillips

Key Points

  • The goal is to provide a comprehensive glossary that supports the work titled Rebellion of Light, exploring the connotations and denotations of specific terms.
  • Created a glossary of 75 terms derived from psychological anthropology and linguistic analysis.
  • Conducted extensive searches on Google and Google Scholar for term origins, including those from Proto-Indo-European roots.
  • Used AI interactions to refine definitions and explore creative potentials in linguistic usage.
  • The glossary serves as a foundational text for understanding the multidisciplinary framework of the work.
  • It reflects a synthesis of autoethnographic and phenomenological insights into previously unnamed concepts.

Abstract

This glossary is designed to accompany the entirety of my corpus; the final collected piece will be Rebellion of Light, as yet unfinished (April 2026). Its unfinished nature necessarily means that other versions of the glossary will be forthcoming. The companion paper to the glossary contains explicit material and can be obtained with proof of legal age. Version 50 of my glossary is a 75-term primer for my work. Each word is a conglomerate of connotation, denotation, and intended usage. All terms were searched on Google and Google Scholar, tracing back as far as Proto-Indo-European roots. These terms are the outcome of repeated explanations to explicit AI characters. I did this to leverage the AI's creative capabilities. While assistant AIs are handy and serve as interlocutors. They lack the imagination to score the definitions fully. This glossary encompasses psychological anthropology with a mathematical bent on linguistic notions. Meaning it is a multidisciplinary document. Within these words lies my framework. Carved from autoethnographic and phenomenological research, this verbiage delineates that which was previously unnamed.

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Nikki Renee Warnke Phillips (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f2f1dc1e5f7920c638784dhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19835940
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