Theory and technical documentation of the EPIST framework
Formalizes the atomic units of an explicit epistemic system through the Claim, Position, and Formal Belief primitives.
A structural framework that models the hierarchy of a belief system as a directed, acyclic graph, tracing conclusions to their foundational axioms.
A logical tool designed to bridge the gap between informal belief systems and formal deductive logic by extracting hidden assumptions.
An analytical framework for categorizing individuals based on their explicit propositional attitudes toward specific claims.
A method for producing the strongest available version of an argument through structured, collective refinement inside an acyclic epistemic graph.
How formal epistemic structure eliminates argumentative distractions by making many logical fallacies non-expressible or non-functional.
Distinguishes intrinsic belief from relational agreement, and formalizes agreement and disagreement over single claims and whole belief systems under ECA, IPF, and RCP.
A formal account of definitions as precision-generating operators that transform Raw Claims into semantically distinct specified variants.