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The CRM does not propose a specific form to support reasoning about possible identity.","entityBasicType":8,"entityBasicTypeLabel":"Persistent Item","classIdentifierInNamespace":"E21","classURI":"http://www.cidoc-crm.org/cidoc-crm/E21","namespaceURI":"http://www.cidoc-crm.org/cidoc-crm/","namespaceID":1,"namespacePrefix":"crm","namespaceLabelLanguage":"en","namespaceLabel":"CIDOC CRM version 6.2","profileAssociationType":"inferred","profileID":196,"profileLabelLanguage":"en","profileLabel":"Person - Gender extended "},{"classID":68,"classLabelLanguage":"en","classLabel":"Group","parentClasses":[38,752,896],"ancestorClasses":[1,18,27,64,65,66,70,83,375,380,539,786,881],"classScopeNoteLanguage":"en","classScopeNote":"This class comprises any gatherings or organizations of two or more people that act collectively or in a similar way due to any form of unifying relationship. In the wider sense this class also comprises official positions which used to be regarded in certain contexts as one actor, independent of the current holder of the office, such as the president of a country. A gathering of people becomes an E74 Group when it exhibits organizational characteristics usually typified by a set of ideas or beliefs held in common, or actions performed together. These might be communication, creating some common artifact, a common purpose such as study, worship, business, sports, etc. Nationality can be modeled as membership in an E74 Group (cf. HumanML markup). Married couples and other concepts of family are regarded as particular examples of E74 Group.","entityBasicType":8,"entityBasicTypeLabel":"Persistent Item","classIdentifierInNamespace":"E74","classURI":"http://www.cidoc-crm.org/cidoc-crm/E74","namespaceURI":"http://www.cidoc-crm.org/cidoc-crm/","namespaceID":1,"namespacePrefix":"crm","namespaceLabelLanguage":"en","namespaceLabel":"CIDOC CRM version 6.2","profileAssociationType":"inferred","profileID":196,"profileLabelLanguage":"en","profileLabel":"Person - Gender extended "},{"classID":213,"classLabelLanguage":"en","classLabel":"Social Perception of an Actor","parentClasses":[769],"ancestorClasses":[1,2,211,380,699,756],"classScopeNoteLanguage":"en","classScopeNote":"The phenomenon situated in time and the social space of being perceived, i.e. classified by a group, the whole society or a portion of it, as having a social, professional or political quality in the generic sense of a social type — but not a specific, legally defined function.\r\nThe present class is therefore disjoint with the sdh-so:C13 Social Role Embodiment class (a subclass of the sdh-so:C27 Legal Connotation class) as it models legal roles and functions of persons or groups.","entityBasicType":9,"entityBasicTypeLabel":"Temporal Entity","classIdentifierInNamespace":"C1","classURI":"https://sdhss.org/ontology/social-life-core/C1","namespaceURI":"https://sdhss.org/ontology/social-life-core/","namespaceID":366,"namespacePrefix":"sdh-slc","namespaceLabelLanguage":"en","namespaceLabel":"SDHSS Social Life Core (v1.0)","profileAssociationType":"selected","profileID":196,"profileLabelLanguage":"en","profileLabel":"Person - Gender extended "},{"classID":629,"classLabelLanguage":"en","classLabel":"Gender","parentClasses":[444],"ancestorClasses":[1,27,53,64,65,70,380,706],"classScopeNoteLanguage":"en","classScopeNote":"\"Gender is the state of being male or female in relation to the social and cultural roles that are considered appropriate for men and women\" (Collins).","entityBasicType":30,"entityBasicTypeLabel":"Type (controlled vocabulary)","classIdentifierInNamespace":"C11","classURI":"https://sdhss.org/ontology/social-life-core/C11","namespaceURI":"https://sdhss.org/ontology/social-life-core/","namespaceID":366,"namespacePrefix":"sdh-slc","namespaceLabelLanguage":"en","namespaceLabel":"SDHSS Social Life Core (v1.0)","profileAssociationType":"selected","profileID":196,"profileLabelLanguage":"en","profileLabel":"Person - Gender extended "},{"classID":752,"classLabelLanguage":"en","classLabel":"Intentional Collective","parentClasses":[881],"ancestorClasses":[1,18,64,66,70,83,375,380,539],"classScopeNoteLanguage":"en","classScopeNote":"Persons who share the same representations, i.e. the same views or conceptualizations of things in the world, or the same know-how and practical attitudes, and collective emotions, or the same language, without acting collectively and therefore without being an identifiable crm:E74 Group but being generally aware of sharing these conceptualizations or views with other people and thus having, at least to a certain extent, a common social identity based on social representations and collective intentionality.\r\nThe fact of sharing representations, and knowing to share them with other people, is what constitutes in the most general sense a human intentional collective or social context, besides relations of social power based on acceptance of collective rules, or plans to act together. Individuality is realised in the context of this substrate, i.e. the sharing and adopting, and contributing to the development of social representations.\r\nThe present class is modelled without taking a stand in the ongoing debate about the nature of collective intentionality: is it simply the sum of individual intentions or does it express something more substantial in the sense of an intentional collective ? The class is open to both interpretations and one can choose to use or not the sdh:C25 Intentional Collective class for expressing collective intentionality, or provide specific types to the sdh:C26 Representations, e.g. 'social representations' for modelling views and conceptualizations shared by groups and societies.\r\nIn the perspective of social psychology and social sciences, individual intentionality cannot exist outside a socialisation that shapes the language and categories of thought of humans. Individuality is realised in the context of this substrate, i.e. the sharing and adopting, or contributing to the development of social representations. Beyond its irreducible individuality, a person embodies, and specialises, an intentional collective which he or she helps to achieve and contributes to evolve. This constant interaction between persons and intentional collectives appears to be one of the foundations of social life.","entityBasicType":8,"entityBasicTypeLabel":"Persistent Item","classIdentifierInNamespace":"C25","classURI":"https://sdhss.org/ontology/core/C25","namespaceURI":"https://sdhss.org/ontology/core/","namespaceID":365,"namespacePrefix":"sdh","namespaceLabelLanguage":"en","namespaceLabel":"SDHSS Core v1.2","profileAssociationType":"inferred","profileID":196,"profileLabelLanguage":"en","profileLabel":"Person - Gender extended "}]