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Domain-papers

The domain‑papers repository is a ten‑domain container that mirrors the Dewey Decimal System’s top‑level classes. Each folder represents a knowledge domain, just the territory in which papers, notes, mappings, and analyses will live.

This repository is intended as a living research library. Papers may remain here indefinitely as standalone works, or they may later be extracted into dedicated repositories as they mature into larger research programs or software projects.

000–099 Knowledge

General works, encyclopedias, information theory, meta‑knowledge, classification theory, and any papers about knowledge systems themselves.

100–199 Philosophy

Logic, metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, philosophical systems, and conceptual frameworks.

200–299 Religion

Comparative religion, theology, myth, ritual systems, and cultural religious structures.

300–399 Social Sciences

Sociology, economics, political science, law, public policy, anthropology, and human social behavior.

400–499 Language

Linguistics, grammar, semantics, language families, writing systems, and communication theory.

500–599 Science

Mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, earth sciences — the natural sciences in their pure form.

600–699 Technology

Engineering, applied sciences, medicine, agriculture, manufacturing, and practical technological systems.

700–799 Arts

Visual arts, music, architecture, design, performing arts, and aesthetic theory.

800–899 Literature

Poetry, drama, fiction, literary criticism, and textual analysis across cultures.

900–999 History

World history, geography, biography, archaeology, and civilizational timelines.

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The domain‑papers repository is a ten‑domain container that mirrors the Dewey Decimal System’s top‑level classes. Each folder represents a knowledge domain, just the territory in which papers, notes, mappings, and analyses will live.

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