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Note on citation practice. Many references in this book are to classical works (Aristotle, Kant, Hohfeld) and to named mathematical structures (Riemannian manifolds, Noether’s theorem, Whitney stratification) that are part of the standard inheritance of their respective fields. Where a specific passage is cited — as with Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics 1106b21 or Kant’s Groundwork 4:421 — the standard scholarly reference system (Bekker numbers, Akademie pagination) is used. Where a mathematical structure is referenced by its originator’s name, the foundational publication is listed above; the reader seeking textbook treatments is directed to the mathematical preliminaries of Chapter 4 and its bibliographic notes (Section 4.11).
The author’s own prior work, listed at the top of this bibliography, provides the empirical and technical foundations on which the book’s theoretical framework is built. These papers and technical specifications are available through the author’s institutional page at San José State University.