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Telic Fields — Working Glossary and Claim Register
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Telic Fields — Working Glossary and Claim Register
Parent lineage: The Telic Field Papers
Status: draft Source role: witness/reference material Processing tier: 4 Content canon status: unset
Source artifact
- Standard-named source: 20260713__TELIC-FIELDS__GLOSSARY__WORKING__ORIGIN-SESSION__working-vocabulary-and-claim-register.md
- Derived from: Origin Conversation and Session Compression
- Artifact ID and hash: use the installed manifest record
Working read
This artifact stabilizes the vocabulary that emerged during the origin conversation while keeping uncertainty attached to the terms.
It separates inherited terms, extended terms, candidate-coined terms, working definitions, structural hypotheses, ethical claims, implementation proposals, metaphors, and open questions.
Its purpose is not to settle the language. Its purpose is to prevent useful language from becoming more certain than the structures it was created to witness.
Core claim
Do not let a useful term become more certain than the structure it was created to witness.
High-salience terms
- telic field;
- local telic field;
- internal telic field;
- relational telic field;
- telic projection;
- simplified telic field calculation;
- telic projection integrity;
- constitutional element;
- constitutional legitimacy;
- context carrying capacity;
- temporal standing;
- polytelometry;
- polytelometric navigation;
- semantic polytelometry;
- teleological integrity;
- teleological graft rejection.
Drift controls
The glossary explicitly prevents:
- treating “field” as established physics;
- treating coherence as proof;
- treating internal parts as externally sovereign persons;
- treating projection as diagnosis;
- assuming that more context is always better;
- collapsing protected conditions into optimizable objectives;
- rewriting earlier sources with later terms.
Relationships
Upstream
Downstream
- all six candidate concept pages;
- adjacent-fields review;
- foundational papers;
- eventual canon decisions.