Structural Honesty
Structural Honesty is a scholarly contribution within the field of Structural Expression that explicitly aligns a proposed model, method, or framework with the inherent structural properties of the phenomena it represents, ensuring transparency and fidelity in the formalization process.
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Light, Wind, and Structure: The Mystery of the Master Builders
Leon Trilling, Robert Märk · Technology and Culture · 1991 · 18 citations
Arts, Architectural Design, Design +16
Honesty in a regulatory context – good thing or bad?
Anthony Heyes · European Economic Review · 2001 · 11 citations
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