Theoretical architecture
The Theory of Objectivity
A structured account of the theory's central concepts, the principles that organize them, and the applications and sources that support further study.
Central framework
Concepts, principles, and applications
The theory is presented in sequence: first its central concepts, then the principles stated for them, then examples of how they may be applied in context. Each step is meant to be checked against the source material.
1. Central concepts
The core terms the theory uses, defined as the author states them and kept distinct from interpretation.
2. Stated principles
The principles that connect the concepts, each presented with its supporting wording from the author's work.
3. Applications in context
Where the principles may be applied, with the disciplinary context and limits made explicit.
Readers who want the original wording should consult the reference catalog below, where each published source can be located and read independently.
Source catalog
Reference materials
Primary publications, cited studies, and archival sources are listed so they can be verified independently. Where a source is not yet catalogued, it is marked as pending rather than described.
Primary publications
Books and articles authored by Vidamor Cabannas that state the theory directly.
Cited studies
Works by other authors that discuss, apply, or test the theory's principles.
Archival and source pages
Original documents and page references kept for direct consultation.