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;; Ontology of People Concepts used in the CIA World Fact Book 2002
;; and further augmented from a variety of sources
;; Access to and use of these products is governed by the GNU General Public
;; License <http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html>.
;; By using these products, you agree to be bound by the terms
;; of the GPL.
;; Language description text is excerpted from http://www.ethnologue.com/
;; and is copyright SIL International.
;; Those who are interested in making use of this ontology are requested
;; to contact Adam Pease ([email protected]).
;; We ask the people using or referencing this work cite our primary paper:
;; Niles, I., and Pease, A. 2001. Towards a Standard Upper Ontology. In
;; Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Formal Ontology in
;; Information Systems (FOIS-2001), Chris Welty and Barry Smith, eds,
;; Ogunquit, Maine, October 17-19, 2001. See also http://www.ontologyportal.org
;;
;; ==========================================================================
;;
;; III. People
;; A. Population
;; PopulationFn
(instance PopulationFn UnaryFunction)
(domain PopulationFn 1 GeopoliticalArea)
(range PopulationFn Integer)
(documentation PopulationFn EnglishLanguage "(&%PopulationFn ?AREA) denotes the &%Integer
that represents the count of the number of people inhabiting the
&%GeopoliticalArea ?AREA. This number gives an estimate from the US Bureau
of the Census based on statistics from population censuses, vital statistics
registration systems, or sample surveys pertaining to the recent past and on
assumptions about future trends. The total population presents one overall
measure of the potential impact of the country on the world and within its
region. Note:_starting with the 1993 Factbook, demographic estimates for some
countries (mostly African) have explicitly taken into account the effects of
the growing impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic._ These countries are currently:
The Bahamas, Benin, Botswana, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Burma, Burundi, Cambodia,
Cameroon, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo,
Republic of the Congo, Cote d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Guyana, Haiti,
Honduras, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda,
South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Thailand, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, and
Zimbabwe.")
;; Definition of &%PopulationFn
(equal (PopulationFn ?AREA)
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?PERSON
(and
(instance ?PERSON Human)
(inhabits ?PERSON ?AREA)))))
;; B. Age structure
;; (NOT FORMALIZED)
;; C. Population growth rate
;; PopulationGrowthFn
(instance PopulationGrowthFn BinaryFunction)
(domain PopulationGrowthFn 1 GeopoliticalArea)
(domain PopulationGrowthFn 2 Year)
(range PopulationGrowthFn RealNumber)
(documentation PopulationGrowthFn EnglishLanguage "(&%PopulationFn ?AREA ?YEAR) denotes the
&%RealNumber that represents the average annual percent change in the
population of the &%GeopoliticalArea ?AREA for Year ?YEAR. This average
annual percent population change results from a surplus (or deficit) of
births over deaths and the balance of migrants entering and leaving a
country. The rate may be positive or negative. The growth rate is a factor
in determining how great a burden would be imposed on a country by the
changing needs of its people for infrastructure (e.g., schools, hospitals,
housing, roads), resources (e.g., food, water, electricity), and jobs. Rapid
population growth can be seen as threatening by neighboring countries.")
;;revised to fix inconsistent variable types caused by YearFn 28 Jul 2022
(<=>
(and
(instance ?YEAR (YearFn ?Y))
(equal (PopulationGrowthFn ?AREA ?YEAR) ?ADJUSTEDPERCENT))
(and
(equal (SubtractionFn ?Y ?YP) 1)
(instance ?PREVIOUSYEAR (YearFn ?YP))
(holdsDuring ?YEAR
(equal (PopulationFn ?AREA) ?POPULATION))
(holdsDuring ?PREVIOUSYEAR
(equal (PopulationFn ?AREA) ?PREVIOUSPOPULATION))
(equal (DivisionFn ?POPULATION ?PREVIOUSPOPULATION) ?PERCENT)
(equal (SubtractionFn ?PERCENT 1) ?ADJUSTEDPERCENT)))
;; D. Birth rate
;; BirthsPerThousandFn
(instance BirthsPerThousandFn BinaryFunction)
(domain BirthsPerThousandFn 1 GeopoliticalArea)
(domain BirthsPerThousandFn 2 Year)
(range BirthsPerThousandFn RealNumber)
(documentation BirthsPerThousandFn EnglishLanguage "(&%BirthsPerThousandFn ?AREA ?YEAR)
denotes the &%RealNumber that represents the number of births per thousand
individuals in the population of the &%GeopoliticalArea ?AREA for Year ?YEAR.
This number gives the average annual number of births during a year per 1,000
persons in the population at midyear, also known as crude birth rate. The
birth rate is usually the dominant factor in determining the rate of
population growth. It depends on both the level of fertility and the age
structure of the population.")
;; Definition of &%BirthsPerThousandFn
(<=>
(and
(instance ?YEAR (YearFn ?Y))
(equal (BirthsPerThousandFn ?AREA ?YEAR) ?REALNUMBER))
(and
(equal (DivisionFn (PopulationFn ?AREA) 1000) ?THOUSANDS)
(equal ?BIRTHCOUNT
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?BIRTH
(and
(instance ?BIRTH Birth)
(experiencer ?BIRTH ?INFANT)
(instance ?INFANT Human)
(during (WhenFn ?BIRTH) ?YEAR)
(equal (WhereFn ?BIRTH (WhenFn ?BIRTH)) ?AREA)))))
(equal (DivisionFn ?BIRTHCOUNT ?THOUSANDS) ?REALNUMBER)))
;; E. Death rate
;; DeathsPerThousandFn
(instance DeathsPerThousandFn BinaryFunction)
(domain DeathsPerThousandFn 1 GeopoliticalArea)
(domain DeathsPerThousandFn 2 Year)
(range DeathsPerThousandFn RealNumber)
(documentation DeathsPerThousandFn EnglishLanguage "(&%DeathsPerThousandFn ?AREA ?YEAR)
denotes the &%RealNumber that represents the number of deaths per thousand
individuals in the population of the &%GeopoliticalArea ?AREA for Year ?YEAR.
This number gives the average annual number of deaths during a year per 1,000
population at midyear, also known as crude death rate. The death rate, while
only a rough indicator of the mortality situation in a country, accurately
indicates the current mortality impact on population growth. This indicator
is significantly affected by age distribution, and most countries will
eventually show a rise in the overall death rate, in spite of continued
decline in mortality at all ages, as declining fertility results in an aging
population.")
;; Definition of &%DeathsPerThousandFn
(<=>
(and
(instance ?YEAR (YearFn ?Y))
(equal (DeathsPerThousandFn ?AREA ?YEAR) ?REALNUMBER))
(and
(equal (DivisionFn (PopulationFn ?AREA) 1000) ?THOUSANDS)
(equal ?DEATHCOUNT
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?DEATH
(and
(instance ?DEATH Death)
(experiencer ?DEATH ?PERSON)
(instance ?PERSON Human)
(during (WhenFn ?DEATH) ?YEAR)
(equal (WhereFn ?DEATH (WhenFn ?DEATH)) ?AREA)))))
(equal (DivisionFn ?DEATHCOUNT ?THOUSANDS) ?REALNUMBER)))
;; F. Net migration rate
;; MigrantsPerThousandFn
(instance MigrantsPerThousandFn BinaryFunction)
(domain MigrantsPerThousandFn 1 GeopoliticalArea)
(domain MigrantsPerThousandFn 2 Year)
(range MigrantsPerThousandFn RealNumber)
(documentation MigrantsPerThousandFn EnglishLanguage "(&%MigrantsPerThousandFn ?AREA) denotes
the &%RealNumber that represents the number of migrants per thousand
individuals in the population of the &%GeopoliticalArea ?AREA. This entry
includes the figure for the difference between the number of persons entering
and leaving a country during the year per 1,000 persons (based on midyear
population). An excess of persons entering the country is referred to as net
immigration (e.g., 3.56 migrants/1,000 population), an excess of persons
leaving the country as net emigration (e.g., -9.26 migrants/1,000
population). The net migration rate indicates the contribution of migration
to the overall level of population change. High levels of migration can cause
problems such as increasing unemployment and potential ethnic strife (if
people are coming in) or a reduction in the labor force, perhaps in certain
key sectors (if people are leaving).")
;; Definition of &%MigrantsPerThousandFn
(<=>
(and
(instance ?YEAR (YearFn ?Y))
(equal (MigrantsPerThousandFn ?AREA ?YEAR) ?REALNUMBER))
(and
(equal (SubtractionFn ?Y ?PY) 1)
(instance ?PREVIOUSYEAR (YearFn ?PY))
(holdsDuring ?YEAR
(equal (PopulationFn ?AREA) ?POPULATION))
(equal (DivisionFn ?POPULATION 1000) ?THOUSANDS)
(equal ?IMMIGRATION
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?PERSON
(and
(instance ?PERSON Human)
(holdsDuring ?PREVIOUSYEAR
(not
(inhabits ?PERSON ?AREA)))
(holdsDuring ?YEAR
(inhabits ?PERSON ?AREA))))))
(equal ?EMMIGRATION
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?PERSON
(and
(instance ?PERSON Human)
(holdsDuring ?PREVIOUSYEAR
(inhabits ?PERSON ?AREA))
(holdsDuring ?YEAR
(not
(inhabits ?PERSON ?AREA)))))))
(equal (SubtractionFn ?IMMIGRATION ?EMMIGRATION) ?MIGRATIONCOUNT)
(equal (DivisionFn ?MIGRATIONCOUNT ?THOUSANDS) ?REALNUMBER)))
;; G. Sex ratio
;; MaleToFemaleRatioFn
(instance MaleToFemaleRatioFn UnaryFunction)
(domain MaleToFemaleRatioFn 1 GeopoliticalArea)
(range MaleToFemaleRatioFn RealNumber)
(documentation MaleToFemaleRatioFn EnglishLanguage "(&%MaleToFemaleRatioFn ?AREA) denotes the
&%RealNumber that represents the ratio of male to female individuals in the
population of the &%GeopoliticalArea ?AREA. This is the number of males for
each female for the total population. Sex ratio at birth has recently emerged
as an indicator of certain kinds of sex discrimination in some countries. For
instance, high sex ratios at birth in some Asian countries are now attributed
to sex-selective abortion and infanticide due to a strong preference for sons.
This will affect future marriage patterns and fertility patterns. Eventually
it could cause unrest among young adult males who are unable to find
partners.")
;; Definition of &%MaleToFemaleRatioFn
(<=>
(equal (MaleToFemaleRatioFn ?AREA) ?REALNUMBER)
(and
(equal ?MALECOUNT
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?MALE
(and
(instance ?MALE Human)
(attribute ?MALE Male)
(inhabits ?MALE ?AREA)))))
(equal ?FEMALECOUNT
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?FEMALE
(and
(instance ?FEMALE Human)
(attribute ?FEMALE Female)
(inhabits ?FEMALE ?AREA)))))
(equal (DivisionFn ?MALECOUNT ?FEMALECOUNT) ?REALNUMBER)))
;; H. Infant mortality rate
;; DeathsPerThousandLiveBirthsFn
(instance DeathsPerThousandLiveBirthsFn BinaryFunction)
(domain DeathsPerThousandLiveBirthsFn 1 GeopoliticalArea)
(domain DeathsPerThousandLiveBirthsFn 2 Year)
(range DeathsPerThousandLiveBirthsFn RealNumber)
(documentation DeathsPerThousandLiveBirthsFn EnglishLanguage
"(&%DeathsPerThousandLiveBirthsFn ?AREA ?YEAR) denotes the &%RealNumber that
represents the number of deaths of infants under one year old in a given year
per 1,000 live births in the same year. This rate is often used as an
indicator of the level of health in a country.")
;; Definition of &%DeathsPerThousandLiveBirthsFn
(<=>
(and
(instance ?YEAR (YearFn ?Y))
(equal (DeathsPerThousandLiveBirthsFn ?AREA ?YEAR) ?REALNUMBER))
(and
(equal ?BIRTHCOUNT
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?BIRTH
(and
(instance ?BIRTH Birth)
(experiencer ?BIRTH ?INFANT)
(instance ?INFANT Human)
(during (WhenFn ?BIRTH) ?YEAR)
(equal (WhereFn ?BIRTH (WhenFn ?BIRTH)) ?AREA)))))
(equal (DivisionFn ?BIRTHCOUNT 1000) ?THOUSANDSOFBIRTHS)
(equal ?INFANTDEATHCOUNT
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?DEATH
(and
(instance ?DEATH Death)
(experiencer ?DEATH ?INFANT)
(instance ?INFANT Human)
(age ?INFANT (MeasureFn ?AGE YearDuration))
(lessThan ?AGE 1)
(during (WhenFn ?DEATH) ?YEAR)
(equal (WhereFn ?DEATH (WhenFn ?DEATH)) ?AREA)))))
(equal (DivisionFn ?INFANTDEATHCOUNT ?THOUSANDSOFBIRTHS) ?REALNUMBER)))
;; I. Life expectancy at birth
;; Calculation of the average of the elements of the list involves the
;; stipulation of a second list described as a running total of the elements
;; in the original list. The average of the first list is equal to the final
;; element in the running total divided by the number of list elements.
(<=>
(average ?LIST1 ?AVERAGE)
(exists (?LIST2 ?LASTPLACE)
(and
(equal (ListLengthFn ?LIST2) (ListLengthFn ?LIST1))
(equal (ListOrderFn ?LIST2 1) (ListOrderFn ?LIST1 1))
(forall (?ITEMFROM2)
(=>
(inList ?ITEMFROM2 ?LIST2)
(exists (?POSITION ?POSITIONMINUSONE ?ITEMFROM1 ?PRIORFROM2)
(and
(greaterThan ?POSITION 1)
(lessThanOrEqualTo ?POSITION (ListLengthFn ?LIST2))
(equal (ListOrderFn ?LIST2 ?ITEMFROM2) ?POSITION)
(inList ?ITEMFROM1 ?LIST1)
(equal ?POSITION (ListOrderFn ?LIST1 ?ITEMFROM1))
(inList ?PRIORFROM2 ?LIST2)
(equal ?POSITIONMINUSONE (SubtractionFn ?POSITION 1))
(equal ?POSITIONMINUSONE (ListOrderFn ?LIST2 ?PRIORFROM2))
(equal ?ITEMFROM2 (AdditionFn ?ITEMFROM1 ?PRIORFROM2))))))
(equal ?LASTPLACE (ListLengthFn ?LIST2))
(equal ?AVERAGE (DivisionFn (ListOrderFn ?LIST2 ?LASTPLACE) ?LASTPLACE)))))
;; LifeExpectancyAtBirthFn
(instance LifeExpectancyAtBirthFn BinaryFunction)
(domain LifeExpectancyAtBirthFn 1 GeopoliticalArea)
(domain LifeExpectancyAtBirthFn 2 Year)
(range LifeExpectancyAtBirthFn RealNumber)
(documentation LifeExpectancyAtBirthFn EnglishLanguage "(&%LifeExpectancyAtBirthFn ?AREA
?YEAR) denotes the &%RealNumber that represents the average number of years
to be lived by a group of people born in the same year, if mortality at each
age remains constant in the future. Life expectancy at birth is also a measure
of overall quality of life in a country and summarizes the mortality at all
ages. It can also be thought of as indicating the potential return on
investment in human capital and is necessary for the calculation of various
actuarial measures.")
;; Definition of &%LifeExpectancyAtBirthFn
(<=>
(and
(instance ?YEAR (YearFn ?Y))
(equal (LifeExpectancyAtBirthFn ?AREA ?YEAR) ?REALNUMBER))
(exists (?LIST ?COUNT ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE ?BIRTH ?INDIVIDUAL ?DEATH)
(and
(instance ?LIST List)
(instance (ListLengthFn ?LIST) ?COUNT)
(forall (?LISTITEM)
(=>
(inList ?LISTITEM ?LIST)
(and
(instance ?LISTITEM ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE)
(not
(exists (?NUMBER)
(and
(instance ?NUMBER ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE)
(not
(inList ?NUMBER ?LIST)))))
(equal ?COUNT
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE
(and
(instance ?BIRTH Birth)
(experiencer ?BIRTH ?INDIVIDUAL)
(instance ?INDIVIDUAL Human)
(during (WhenFn ?BIRTH) ?YEAR)
(equal (WhereFn ?BIRTH (WhenFn ?BIRTH)) ?AREA)
(instance ?DEATH Death)
(experiencer ?DEATH ?INDIVIDUAL)
(holdsDuring (WhenFn ?DEATH)
(age ?INDIVIDUAL (MeasureFn ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE YearDuration))))))))))
(average ?LIST ?REALNUMBER))))
;; MaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn
(instance MaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn BinaryFunction)
(domain MaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn 1 GeopoliticalArea)
(domain MaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn 2 Year)
(range MaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn RealNumber)
(documentation MaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn EnglishLanguage "(&%MaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn
?AREA ?YEAR) denotes the &%RealNumber that represents the average number of
years to be lived by a group of male individuals born in the same year, if
mortality at each age remains constant in the future.")
;; Definition of &%MaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn
;;
(<=>
(and
(instance ?Y (YearFn ?YEAR))
(equal (MaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn ?AREA ?Y) ?REALNUMBER))
(exists (?LIST ?COUNT ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE ?BIRTH ?INDIVIDUAL ?DEATH)
(and
(instance ?LIST List)
(instance (ListLengthFn ?LIST) ?COUNT)
(forall (?LISTITEM)
(=>
(inList ?LISTITEM ?LIST)
(and
(instance ?LISTITEM ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE)
(not
(exists (?NUMBER)
(and
(instance ?NUMBER ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE)
(not
(inList ?NUMBER ?LIST)))))
(equal ?COUNT
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE
(and
(instance ?BIRTH Birth)
(experiencer ?BIRTH ?INDIVIDUAL)
(instance ?INDIVIDUAL Human)
(attribute ?INDIVIDUAL Male)
(during (WhenFn ?BIRTH) ?Y)
(equal (WhereFn ?BIRTH (WhenFn ?BIRTH)) ?AREA)
(instance ?DEATH Death)
(experiencer ?DEATH ?INDIVIDUAL)
(holdsDuring (WhenFn ?DEATH)
(age ?INDIVIDUAL (MeasureFn ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE YearDuration))))))))))
(average ?LIST ?REALNUMBER))))
;; FemaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn
(instance FemaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn BinaryFunction)
(domain FemaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn 1 GeopoliticalArea)
(domain FemaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn 2 Year)
(range FemaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn RealNumber)
(documentation FemaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn EnglishLanguage "(&%FealeLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn
?AREA ?YEAR) denotes the &%RealNumber that represents the average number of
years to be lived by a group of female individuals born in the same year, if
mortality at each age remains constant in the future.")
;; Definition of &%FemaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn
(<=>
(and
(instance ?YEAR (YearFn ?Y))
(equal (FemaleLifeExpectancyAtBirthFn ?AREA ?YEAR) ?REALNUMBER))
(exists (?LIST ?COUNT ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE ?BIRTH ?INDIVIDUAL ?DEATH)
(and
(instance ?LIST List)
(instance (ListLengthFn ?LIST) ?COUNT)
(forall (?LISTITEM)
(=>
(inList ?LISTITEM ?LIST)
(and
(instance ?LISTITEM ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE)
(not
(exists (?NUMBER)
(and
(instance ?NUMBER ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE)
(not
(inList ?NUMBER ?LIST)))))
(equal ?COUNT
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE
(and
(instance ?BIRTH Birth)
(experiencer ?BIRTH ?INDIVIDUAL)
(instance ?INDIVIDUAL Human)
(attribute ?INDIVIDUAL Female)
(during (WhenFn ?BIRTH) ?YEAR)
(equal (WhereFn ?BIRTH (WhenFn ?BIRTH)) ?AREA)
(instance ?DEATH Death)
(experiencer ?DEATH ?INDIVIDUAL)
(holdsDuring (WhenFn ?DEATH)
(age ?INDIVIDUAL (MeasureFn ?LIFEEXPECTANCYAGE YearDuration))))))))))
(average ?LIST ?REALNUMBER))))
;; J. Total fertility rate
;; ChildrenBornPerWomanFn
(instance ChildrenBornPerWomanFn BinaryFunction)
(domain ChildrenBornPerWomanFn 1 GeopoliticalArea)
(domain ChildrenBornPerWomanFn 2 Year)
(range ChildrenBornPerWomanFn RealNumber)
(documentation ChildrenBornPerWomanFn EnglishLanguage "This entry gives a figure for the
average number of children that would be born per woman if all women lived
to the end of their childbearing years and bore children according to a
given fertility rate at each age. The total fertility rate is a more direct
measure of the level of fertility than the crude birth rate, since it
refers to births per woman. This indicator shows the potential for population
growth in the country. High rates will also place some limits on the labor
force participation rates for women. Large numbers of children born to women
indicate large family sizes that might limit the ability of the families to
feed and educate their children.")
;; Definition of &%ChildrenBornPerWomanFn
(and
(instance ?YEAR (YearFn ?Y))
(equal
(ChildrenBornPerWomanFn ?AREA ?YEAR)
(CardinalityFn
(KappaFn ?INFANT
(and
(instance ?BIRTH Birth)
(experiencer ?BIRTH ?INFANT)
(agent ?BIRTH ?WOMAN)
(instance ?WOMAN Human)
(attribute ?WOMAN Female)
(holdsDuring ?YEAR
(inhabits ?WOMAN ?AREA)))))))
;; K. HIV/AIDS - adult prevalence rate
;; L. HIV/AIDS - people living with HIV/AIDS
;; M. HIV/AIDS - deaths
;; HivAids
(instance HivAids DiseaseOrSyndrome)
(documentation HivAids EnglishLanguage "&%HivAids refers to the acquired immunodeficiency
syndrome, a disease of the human immune system that is characterized
cytologically especially by reduction in the numbers of CD4-bearing helper
T cells to 20 percent or less of normal rendering the subject highly
vulnerable to life-threatening conditions (as Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia)
and to some that become life-threatening (as Kaposi's sarcoma) and that is
caused by infection with HIV commonly transmitted in infected blood and
bodily secretions (as semen) especially during illicit intravenous drug use
and sexual intercourse.")
;; N. Nationality
;; (NOT FORMALIZED)
;; O. Ethnic groups
(subclass RacialEthnicGroup EthnicGroup)
(documentation RacialEthnicGroup EnglishLanguage "A &%RacialEthnicGroup is an
&%EthnicGroup based on common racial background.")
(instance AimakEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(subCollection AimakEthnicity AsianEthnicity)
(documentation AimakEthnicity EnglishLanguage "Half a million Chahar Aimaqs, whose origin
is vague, live in Afghanistan west of the Hazarajat in the region between
Mazar-i-Sharif, Herat and Bamiyan triangle.")
(instance AmerindianEthnicity RacialEthnicGroup)
(documentation AmerindianEthnicity EnglishLanguage "A broad ethnic group encompassing any
of the North, Central, or South American tribal peoples.")
(instance AsianEthnicity RacialEthnicGroup)
(documentation AsianEthnicity EnglishLanguage "A broad racial division encompassing
various peoples of Asian origin.")
(instance BalochEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(documentation BalochEthnicity EnglishLanguage "In Afghanistan, Baluchis nomads drive
their flocks across the border from their province in southwestern
Pakistan. They live mostly in the southern Afghan provinces of Helmand,
Kandahar, Nimruz and Farah.")
(instance BasqueEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(documentation BasqueEthnicity EnglishLanguage "An ethnic group of Europe, residing in the
Basque lands of France and Spain, whose settlement predates the arrival of
the Indo-European peoples.")
(instance BlackEthnicity RacialEthnicGroup)
(documentation BlackEthnicity EnglishLanguage "A broad racial division encompassing
various African, African-American, and Caribbean peoples.")
(instance CelticEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(documentation CelticEthnicity EnglishLanguage "An ethnic group encompassing the Irish,
Welsh, Scottish, Breton, and related people in the British Isles and Northern
France.")
(instance CentralAsianTurkishEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(documentation CentralAsianTurkishEthnicity EnglishLanguage "In Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and
north of the Hindu Kush mountains in Afghan Turkistan live people decended
from Central Asian Turks.")
(instance HazaraEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(subCollection HazaraEthnicity AsianEthnicity)
(documentation HazaraEthnicity EnglishLanguage "The Hazaras speak Farsi and are mostly Shi'i
Muslims (primarily Twelver Shi'i, some Ismaili Shi'is), yet there are also
some Sunni Muslim Hazaras. They settled in Afghanistan at least as far back
as the 13th century. Hazaras have always lived on the edge of economic
survival. As a result of Pashtun expansionism in the late 18th and early
19th centuries which was fueled by Sunni prejudices against the Shi'i (thus
attracting the help of the mostly Sunni Tajiks and Uzbeks) the Hazaras were
driven to the barren dry mountains of central Afghanistan (the Hazarajat)
where they live today separated into nine regionally distinct enclaves. The
Hazaras are primarily sedentary farmers practicing some ancillary herding.
Many Hazaras also migrated to the major towns, particularly Kabul where they
occupied the lowest economic rungs. It is perhaps this economic deprivation
which caused the Hazaras and other Shi'i to organize politically during the
1960s and 1970s and concentrate on gaining political autonomy for themselves
during the Soviet occupation. During the Soviet occupation, the Soviets
abandoned any pretense of controlling the region. During this time, the
Hazaras engaged in a violent civil war.")
(instance IndochineseEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(subCollection IndochineseEthnicity AsianEthnicity)
(documentation IndochineseEthnicity EnglishLanguage "The &%IndochineseEthnicity refers to
various peoples originating from Southeast Asia.")
(instance LatinEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(documentation LatinEthnicity EnglishLanguage "The &%LatinEthnicity refers to various peoples
who speak romance languages in European lands near the Mediterranean.")
(termFormat EnglishLanguage LatinEthnicity "latinx")
(instance PolynesianEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(documentation PolynesianEthnicity EnglishLanguage "The &%PolynesianEthnicity refers to various
peoples from the Pacific Islands of Oceania.")
(instance NorthAfricanEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(documentation NorthAfricanEthnicity EnglishLanguage "The &%NorthAfricanEthnicity refers to
various peoples originating from North Africa.")
(instance PashtunEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(documentation PashtunEthnicity EnglishLanguage "The Pathan (Pashtun) people form the
dominant ethnic and linguistic community in Afghanistan, accounting for just
over half the population. Tribally organized, the Pathan are concentrated in
the east and the south. As they gained control over the rest of the country
in the 19th century, however, many of them settled in other areas too. The
Pashtuns mostly speak Pashtu (although some residing in Kabul and other urban
areas speak Dari) and are generally Sunni Muslims. They are divided into
tribal and sub-tribal groups to which they remain loyal. These tribal
divisions have been the source of conflict among Pashtuns throughout their
history. Even today, the Pashtun parties are divided along tribal lines. The
majority of Pashtuns make their living off of animal husbandry and
agriculture as well as some trade. In Afghanistan, Pashtuns have
traditionally resided in a large semi-circular area following the Afghan
border form north of the Darya-e-Morgab east and southward to just north of
the 35' latitude. Enclaves of Pashtuns live scattered among other ethnic
groups in much of the rest of the country, especially in the northern regions
and in the western interior due to the resettlement policies of Amir Abdul
Rahman Khan, who ruled Afghanistan from 1880 to 1901. From its founding in
1747 by Ahmad Shah Durrani, Afghanistan has traditionally been dominated by
the Pashtuns.")
(instance RussianEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(subCollection RussianEthnicity SlavicEthnicity)
(documentation RussianEthnicity EnglishLanguage "The &%RussianEthnicity is the dominant
&%SlavicEthnicGroup of Russia.")
(instance SlavicEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(documentation SlavicEthnicity EnglishLanguage "The &%SlavicEthnicity encompasses peoples of
central and eastern Europe who speak a slavic language of the Indo-European
family.")
(instance TajikEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(documentation TajikEthnicity EnglishLanguage "The Tajiks are mostly Sunni Muslims and speak
Persian. Tajiks are the principle inhabitants of the republic of Tajikistan
across the northern border from Afghanistan. In Afghanistan, they live
predominantly in the north-east and in the west. Some also live in Kabul.
Because they make up the bulk of Afghanistan's educated elite and possess
considerable wealth, they have significant political influence. Their
influence lies predominantly in the government ministries, public services
and trade bodies. Those living in rural regions engage in agriculture and
herding. They have no specific social structure and tend to adopt those of
their neighbors. Slender and light skinned, the Tajiks have aquiline noses
and usually black hair, although occasionally red and blond. Their history
is vague, and it is possible that they were living in this area before the
Aryan invasion. In Afghanistan, the Tajiks are the second largest group
after the Pashtuns. They are also the Pashtuns' closest rivals for power
and prestige. However, with two brief exceptions, one in the 14th century
and one for nine months in 1929, they never ruled their region. They
survived the Soviet occupation in a much less fragmented state than the
Pashtuns, thus putting them in a better position to challenge Pashtun
dominance.")
(instance TeutonicEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(documentation TeutonicEthnicity EnglishLanguage "People of German or Germanic descent that
reside in Northern and Central Europe and speak a Germanic language of the
Indo-European language family.")
(instance TurkmenEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(subCollection TurkmenEthnicity CentralAsianTurkishEthnicity)
(documentation TurkmenEthnicity EnglishLanguage "Turkmen are the principle ethnic group in
Turkmenistan and also live in Afghanistan along the south of the Amu Darya.
This Turkish group speak an archaic form of Turkish and generally speak
Persian as well.")
(instance UzbekEthnicity EthnicGroup)
(subCollection UzbekEthnicity CentralAsianTurkishEthnicity)
(documentation UzbekEthnicity EnglishLanguage "Uzbeks are the principle ethnic group in
Uzbekistan and are also the most populous Turkish group in Afghanistan.
They have broad, flat faces and lighter skin than the Pushtuns. They are
farmers and stockmen, breeding the karakul sheep and an excellent type
of Turkman horse. Many Uzbeks fled into northern Afghanistan in the
1920s to escape the suppression when the Soviet government was trying to
stamp out their customs and Moslem religion.")
(instance WhiteEthnicity RacialEthnicGroup)
(documentation WhiteEthnicity EnglishLanguage "A broad ethnic division encompassing
various European, Hispanic, and Middle Eastern peoples. Also known as
Caucasian.")
;; P. Religions
;; A. RELIGIOUS CONCEPTS
(subclass Deity CognitiveAgent)
(documentation Deity EnglishLanguage "A &%Deity is a &%CognitiveAgent with the rank or essential
nature of a god. Includes both monotheistic and polytheistic gods.")
(instance God Deity)
(documentation God EnglishLanguage "The monotheistic &%Deity worshipped in some form by
many religions, which is seen as perfect in power, wisdom, and goodness,
and which is worshiped as creator and ruler of the universe.")
(subclass ReligiousAttribute RelationalAttribute)
(documentation ReligiousAttribute EnglishLanguage "An &%Attribute indicating the membership
of a &%Human in a &%BeliefGroup. Note that various attributes indicating kinds
of lack of belief in a religion are &%InternalAttributes, since they do not
depend on relation to a particular group.")
(instance BeliefGroupMemberFn UnaryFunction)
(documentation BeliefGroupMemberFn EnglishLanguage "A &%Function that defines
a member of a &%BeliefGroup.")
(domain BeliefGroupMemberFn 1 BeliefGroup)
(range BeliefGroupMemberFn InternalAttribute)
(<=>
(attribute ?I (BeliefGroupMemberFn ?BG))
(member ?I ?BG))
(instance Monk ReligiousPosition)
(documentation Monk EnglishLanguage "A male religious living in a cloister and devoting himself to contemplation and prayer and work. ")
;; B. RELIGIONS AND RELATED BELIEF SYSTEMS
;; I. AGNOSTICISM, ATHESIM, AND NONDENOMINATIONAL STATUS
(instance Agnosticism BeliefGroup)
(documentation Agnosticism EnglishLanguage "The &%BeliefGroup of &%members who hold no belief
on the existence or non-existence of &%God.")
(=>
(member ?AGNOSTIC Agnosticism)
(not
(knows ?AGNOSTIC
(not
(exists (?GOD)
(equal ?GOD God))))))
(instance Agnostic InternalAttribute)
(documentation Agnostic EnglishLanguage "One who subscribes to &%Agnosticism.")
(<=>
(attribute ?INDIVIDUAL Agnostic)
(member ?INDIVIDUAL Agnosticism))
(instance Atheism BeliefGroup)
(documentation Atheism EnglishLanguage "The &%BeliefGroup of &%members who share the belief
that &%God does not exist.")
(=>
(member ?ATHEIST Atheism)
(believes ?ATHEIST
(not
(exists (?GOD)
(equal ?GOD God)))))
(instance Atheist InternalAttribute)
(documentation Atheist EnglishLanguage "One who subscribes to &%Atheism.")
(<=>
(attribute ?INDIVIDUAL Atheist)
(member ?INDIVIDUAL Atheism))
(instance NonDenominationalIndividual InternalAttribute)
(documentation NonDenominationalIndividual EnglishLanguage "An individual who is not a member
of a particular &%ReligiousOrganization, yet who may have religious beliefs,
such as a belief in God.")
(=>
(attribute ?INDIVIDUAL NonDenominationalIndividual)
(not
(exists (?RELIGION)
(and
(instance ?RELIGION ReligiousOrganization)
(member ?INDIVIDUAL ?RELIGION)))))
(instance Deist InternalAttribute)
(documentation Deist EnglishLanguage "An individual who may or may not be a member
of a particular &%ReligiousOrganization, and who has religious beliefs,
including a belief in some kind of God.")
(=>
(attribute ?DEIST Deist)
(believes ?DEIST
(exists (?GOD)
(equal ?GOD God))))
;; II. BAHA'ISM
(instance Bahaism BeliefGroup)
(documentation Bahaism EnglishLanguage "&%Bahaism is a faith that emerged from an Islamic
environment and which incorporated beliefs of the precursor faith of Babism
into its revelation.")
(instance Bahai ReligiousAttribute)
(documentation Bahai EnglishLanguage "One who subscribes to the beliefs fo Bahaism.")
(<=>
(attribute ?INDIVIDUAL Bahai)
(member ?INDIVIDUAL Bahaism))
;; III. BUDDHISM
(instance Buddhism BeliefGroup)
(documentation Buddhism EnglishLanguage "&%Buddhism is one of the major religions to
emerge from Asia.")
(instance Buddhist ReligiousAttribute)
(documentation Buddhist EnglishLanguage "One who subscribes to the beliefs fo Buddhism.")
(<=>
(attribute ?INDIVIDUAL Buddhist)
(member ?INDIVIDUAL Buddhism))
;; IV. CHRISTIANITY
(instance Christianity BeliefGroup)
(documentation Christianity EnglishLanguage "The religion derived from Jesus Christ, based on
the Bible as sacred scripture, and professed by Eastern, Catholic, and
Protestant bodies, among other subdivisions.")
(subclass ChristianService ReligiousService)
(documentation ChristianService EnglishLanguage "Any &%ReligiousService that is conducted by
&%members of &%Christianity.")
(=>
(and
(instance ?SERVICE ChristianService)
(agent ?SERVICE ?PERSON)
(instance ?PERSON Human))
(member ?PERSON Christianity))
(subclass Christian ReligiousAttribute)
(documentation Christian EnglishLanguage "A &%Christian is one who subscribes to the beliefs
of &%Christianity.")
(=>
(and
(attribute ?INDIVIDUAL ?CH)
(instance ?CH Christian))
(member ?INDIVIDUAL Christianity))
(subclass Church ReligiousOrganization)
(documentation Church EnglishLanguage "An &%instance of &%Church
is a &%ReligiousOrganization whose &%members conduct
&%ChristianServices.")
(=>
(instance ?C Church)
(exists (?P ?CS)
(and
(instance ?CS ChristianService)
(agent ?CS ?P)
(member ?P ?C))))
(subclass LocalChurch Church)
(documentation LocalChurch EnglishLanguage "An &%instance of
&%LocalChurch is a single, localized congregation, which may be
affiliated with (a &%subOrganization of) a non-local or dispersed
parent denomination or other &%Church.")
;; OrganizationHoldingChurchEvent
;; ChurchAndSchool
(subclass ChurchBuilding ReligiousBuilding)
(documentation ChurchBuilding EnglishLanguage "In the Christian religion, a church building is a building or structure whose primary purpose is to
facilitate the meeting of a church.")
(instance Bishop ReligiousPosition)
(documentation Bishop EnglishLanguage "A bishop is an ordained or consecrated member of the Christian clergy who is generally entrusted with a position of authority and oversight.")
(subclass AnglicanChurch Church)
(instance ChurchOfEngland AnglicanChurch)
(documentation AnglicanChurch EnglishLanguage "An &%instance of
&%AnglicalChurch is a &%Church that is a &%subOrganization of the
&%ChurchOfEngland.")
(=>
(instance ?C AnglicanChurch)
(subOrganization ?C ChurchOfEngland))
(subclass AnglicanApostolicEpiscopalFreeChurch Church)
(documentation AnglicanApostolicEpiscopalFreeChurch EnglishLanguage "An Anglican Apostolic Episcopal Free &%Church.")
(subclass FreeChurchOfScotland Church)
(documentation FreeChurchOfScotland EnglishLanguage "A &%Church belonging to the Free Church of Scotland.")
(subclass FreeChurchOfEngland Church)
(documentation FreeChurchOfEngland EnglishLanguage "A &%Church belonging to the Free Church of England.")
(subclass ScottishEpiscopalChurch Church)
(documentation ScottishEpiscopalChurch EnglishLanguage "A
Scottish Episcopal &%Church.")
(subclass BaptistChurch Church)
(documentation BaptistChurch EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of &%BaptistChurches.")
(subclass BaptistUnionOfIreland BaptistChurch)
(documentation BaptistUnionOfIreland EnglishLanguage "The &%Class
of Baptist Union of Ireland &%Churches.")
(subclass BaptistUnionOfScotland BaptistChurch)
(documentation BaptistUnionOfScotland EnglishLanguage "The
&%Class of Baptist Union of Scotland &%Churches.")
(subclass BaptistUnionOfWales BaptistChurch)
(documentation BaptistUnionOfWales EnglishLanguage "The &%Class
of Baptist Union of Wales &%Churches.")
(subclass GospelStandardStrictBaptistChurch BaptistChurch)
(documentation GospelStandardStrictBaptistChurch
EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of Gospel Standard Strict Baptist
Church &%Churches.")
(subclass GraceBaptistAssembly BaptistChurch)
(documentation GraceBaptistAssembly EnglishLanguage "The &%Class
of Grace Baptist Assembly &%Churches.")
(subclass OldBaptistUnionChurch BaptistChurch)
(documentation OldBaptistUnionChurch EnglishLanguage "The &%Class
of old Baptist Union &%Churches.")
(subclass BaptistUnionOfGB BaptistChurch)
(documentation BaptistUnionOfGB EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of
Baptist Union of Great Britain &%Churches.")
(subclass Baptistsamfundet BaptistChurch)
(documentation Baptistsamfundet EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of
Baptistsamfundet &%Churches.")
(subclass DetNorskeBaptistsamfunn BaptistChurch)
(documentation DetNorskeBaptistsamfunn EnglishLanguage "The
&%Class of Det Norske Baptistsamfunn &%Churches.")
(subclass LocalRomanCatholicChurch LocalChurch)
(documentation LocalRomanCatholicChurch EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of local Roman Catholic Churches.")
(=>
(instance ?C LocalRomanCatholicChurch)
(subOrganization ?C RomanCatholicChurch))
(subclass EvangelicalChurch Church)
(documentation EvangelicalChurch EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of
Evangelical &%Churches.")
(subclass CovenantChurch EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation CovenantChurch EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of Covenant
&%Churches.")
(subclass SvenskaAlliansmissionenProtestantFreeChurch EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation SvenskaAlliansmissionenProtestantFreeChurch
EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of Svenska
Alliansmissionen/Protestant Free &%Churches.")
(subclass UnionOfEvangelicalChurches EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation UnionOfEvangelicalChurches EnglishLanguage "The
&%Class of Union of Evangelical &%Churches.")
(subclass ChristianBrethren EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation ChristianBrethren EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of
Christian Brethren &%Churches.")
(subclass CountessOfHuntingdonsConnexion EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation CountessOfHuntingdonsConnexion
EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of the Countess of Huntingdon's
Connexion &%Churches.")
(subclass PlymouthBrethrenAssembly EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation PlymouthBrethrenAssembly EnglishLanguage "The
&%Class of Plymouth Brethren Assembly &%Churches.")
(subclass EvangelicalPresbyterianChurchOfIreland EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation EvangelicalPresbyterianChurchOfIreland
EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of Evangelical Presbyterian Church
of Ireland &%Churches.")
(subclass EvangelicalFellowshipOfCongregationalChurches EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation EvangelicalFellowshipOfCongregationalChurches
EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of Evangelical Fellowship of
Congregational &%Churches")
(subclass MoravianChurch EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation MoravianChurch EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of
Moravian &%Churches.")
(subclass SalvationArmyMission EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation SalvationArmyMission EnglishLanguage "The &%Class
of Salvation Army Mission congregations.")
(subclass CityMissions EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation CityMissions EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of City
Missions congregations.")
(subclass FellowshipOfIndependentEvangelicalChurches EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation FellowshipOfIndependentEvangelicalChurches
EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of Fellowship of Independent
Evangelical Church congregations.")
(subclass FreeEvangelicalChurch EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation FreeEvangelicalChurch EnglishLanguage "The &%Class
of Free Evangelical Church congregations.")
(subclass CYFA EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation CYFA EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of CYFA congregations.")
(subclass ScriptureUnion EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation ScriptureUnion EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of
Scripture Union congregations.")
(subclass WomensAglowGroup EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation WomensAglowGroup EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of
Women's Aglow congregations.")
(subclass EvangeliskaFosterlandsStiftelsen EvangelicalChurch)
(documentation EvangeliskaFosterlandsStiftelsen
EnglishLanguage "The &%Class of Evangeliska Fosterlands
Stiftelsen (EFS) congregations.")
(subclass Evangeliska-Frikyrkan EvangelicalChurch)