Sources and their connections
Follow an idea into the material
Find a piece of writing, a teaching deck, a method, or a recording. See which concepts it names, inspect the source, and follow the connection into the atlas.
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What the connections mean
An argument or distinction records a claim made in a cited passage, rather than an established consensus. An author or presenter credit records a named title-page credit, including co-authorship. A teaching account identifies a method presented at a cited page. An identity link points to the same named method in the atlas. A text mention locates a phrase in a source. A title match is a discovery aid based on the catalogue title.
Text and title matches do not establish agreement, influence, authorship, or logical dependence. A source may discuss a concept to criticise it. The relationship needs reading in context before a stronger claim is made.
Prepared with AI assistance. Independent specialist review is not recorded. Original works retain their own rights; this register does not republish the private research files.
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