framework

Frameworks depend on institutions to maintain and transmit them across generations; without institutional support, frameworks lose their enforcement mechanism.

TEST: specific→general. A framework is a specific kind of schema — a structured set of assumptions and concepts that organizes thinking in a domain. A competent speaker would call a framework 'a schema.' Direction: framework (specific) → schema (general).

boundary is a specific form of framework that delineates limits or edges within a system

new_sustainability is a specific form of framework—each sustainability system is a structured set of rules and practices built to persist across generations of actors

Privacy as a construct of restricted access to information fundamentally requires the boundary framework to delineate what is private versus public

A checklist is a specific kind of framework — a structured list designed to ensure consistency and completeness of tasks. Specific→general direction per Law 9.

Scaffolding is a specific kind of framework: a provisional structure built to support development or learning, designed to be removed once the target can stand alone. 'Scaffolding is a specific kind of framework' — INSTANCE_OF.

A scheme is a specific kind of framework — a structured pattern or systematic arrangement used to organize thought or action. 'X is a specific kind of Y': scheme IS a framework variant.

Direction tested: ethical_ai is a specific kind of framework — a structured set of principles, guidelines, and procedures for ensuring AI systems are developed and deployed ethically. Nearest kind. A competent speaker would describe ethical_ai as a framework.

Direction tested: rubric IS a specific kind of framework — a structured set of criteria for evaluation. A rubric provides a framework for consistent assessment. A competent speaker would call a rubric 'a kind of evaluation framework'. Nearest kind.

A worldview IS a specific kind of framework — a structured set of assumptions through which reality is interpreted. Direction: specific→general per Law 9. A worldview is a conceptual framework for interpretation.

A lattice IS a specific kind of framework — an open structure of crossed strips or bars forming a regular pattern. The competent-speaker test passes: a lattice is 'a type of framework' that provides structural support through an open grid. Nearest kind is framework.

Typographic hierarchy IS a specific kind of framework — a system of organizing visual elements by importance through size, weight, and contrast. The competent-speaker test passes: typographic hierarchy is 'a type of framework' for organizing written/visual information. Nearest kind is framework.

interpretive-framework INSTANCE_OF framework. A competent speaker would call interpretive-framework 'a framework.' Per Law 9, INSTANCE_OF for specific→nearest kind. Sense: framework as structured set of categories and principles.

Stasis is a specific kind of framework — it classifies and structures argumentative positions. A competent speaker would call a stasis 'a framework' for resolving disputes. Nearest kind: framework.

Script theory IS a specific kind of framework — it is a structured conceptual framework for understanding social behavior through mental scripts. The competent-speaker test passes: script theory is a kind of framework.

Scrum is a specific kind of project management framework. Competent-speaker test passes: 'scrum is a framework.' Files against the nearest kind — framework, not appliance.

A business model IS a specific kind of framework — a conceptual framework describing how an organization creates, delivers, and captures value. Competent-speaker test passes: 'a business model is a framework.'

control-framework is a specific kind of framework. The test: is a control-framework a framework? Yes — frameworks like COBIT, COSO, and ISO 27001 are all control frameworks. Instance-of per Law 9.

A decision frame IS a specific kind of framework: it is a structured approach that defines the boundaries, criteria, and context within which decisions are made. A competent speaker would call it a type of framework — specifically one designed for structuring decision processes.

cognitive-architecture is a specific kind of framework — one that describes how cognitive processes (perception, memory, attention, motor control) are organized and interact. A competent speaker would call it a framework. Nearest kind: framework (itself a subclass of model).