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A precise, structured explanation of what something is, what its essential properties are, how it functions, and what conditions must be satisfied for it to apply.<br />
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1. Definition (necessary and sufficient conditions, if possible)<br />
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2. Ontological status (what kind of thing is it?)<br />
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3. Epistemic status (how do we know about it?)<br />
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4. Normative implications (what follows from accepting it?)<br />
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5. Boundary conditions (what it is not)</div>Admin