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Recognition Principle

The Recognition Principle is a research proposal about how first-person findings may become communicable through intersubjective recognition. “Recognition” also appeared as the R dimension in legacy RCTA/BGF architecture.

Neither use is a current universal HEART requirement or proof of validity. Current normative authority comes from specific Seven Axioms, Standard requirements, and applicable Profiles. RCTA/BGF remains a conditional method whose constructs require validation.