The Grammar of What Counts

An Encyclopedia of Social-Process Reality

Social reality is generated when events come to count within contexts, under constitutive rules, through institutional recognition, producing statuses and commitments that are justified by evidence, interpreted through narrative, and preserved in ledgers.

What happens → what counts → what binds → what is recorded → what shapes future action.

I Foundational Grammar
II Process and Event
III Agency and Participation
IV Meaning and Interpretation
V Claims and Justification
VI Normativity and Commitment
VII Institutions and Constitutions
VIII Conflict, Repair, and Power
IX Ledger, Memory, and Continuity

Alphabetical Index

Act· Action· Agent· Amendment· Authority· Breach· Claim· Commitment· Concern Hypothesis· Constitution· Constitutive Rule· Context· Continuity· Count-As· Dignity· Dispute· Epistemic Status· Event· Evidence· Exception· Failure-of-Fit· Identity· Institution· Intention· Interpretation· Judgment· Jurisdiction· Ledger· Narrative· Norm· Power· Provenance· Receipt· Recognition· Repair· Role· Rule· Standing· Status· Supersession· Transformation· Validity· Value· Waiver