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Ceremony
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| (subclass Ceremony IntentionalProcess) | Mid-level-ontology.kif 9241-9241 | Ceremony is a subclass of intentional process |
| (subclass Ceremony SocialInteraction) | Mid-level-ontology.kif 9242-9242 | Ceremony is a subclass of social interaction |
| (documentation Ceremony EnglishLanguage "An instance of Ceremony is a relatively stylized, highly conventional SocialInteraction, typically guided or controlled by officials or professionals, to commemorate or mark some transformative event, such as a Wedding or a Baptizing.") | Mid-level-ontology.kif 9243-9247 | Ceremony is a subclass of social interaction |
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| (=> (and (instance ?ORD Ordaining) (patient ?ORD ?X) (instance ?X Human) (member ?X Christianity)) (hasPurpose ?ORD (exists (?CER ?A) (and (instance ?CER Ceremony) (instance ?A Appointing) (subProcess ?A ?CER) (patient ?A ?X) (appointedPosition ?A ?X Cleric))))) |
Biography.kif 161-174 | If X is an instance of ordaining, Y is a patient of X, Y is an instance of human, and Y is a member of christianity, then All of the following hold: (1) X has the purpose there exist Z (2) W such that Z is an instance of ceremony (3) W is an instance of appointing (4) W is a subprocess of Z (5) Y is a patient of W (6) appointed position W, Y (7) cleric |