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  #phenomenon.py
  """This module describes different objects analyzed within the framework
  
  This module is related with data\classes.py
  """
  
  ['person', 'profession' 'event', 'publication', 'concept', 'definition', 'organization', 'disciplines']
  
  person = ''
  """Person
  
  Person is a human being, an individual. We are interested in persons who 
  are considered to be *member of academic disciplines*, the category overlaps
  with *researcher*, *scientist*. In other case it overlaps with, dean, head editor. 
  On one more scale it overlaps with *philosopher*, *economist* and etc.
  
  Data about persons can be access from dbpedia.
  """
  
  event = ''
  """Event is when something happens, a distinct point and time, might be 
  more spatial or more time-period related.In list of events we can see 
  such as conference o phd aqcuirement procedure (more time related)
  Howver, we will use event more for spatial occurances rather than time 
  related.
  
  From:
      - dbpedia
      - online conference listings
  """
  
  publication = ''
  """ An organized dissemination of some kind of text. ussualy it has 
  person or institution related *publisher* and *text* that is released. 
  Every publication has *claims*, *statements* and *propositions*.
  Publications are interesting because they are prime communication tool
  From:
      publishers
      arxiv
      open access
      
  """
  
  concept = ''
  """ Concept
  
  Concept is an idea in relation with a symbol that represents the idea. 
  In our case we work with textual concepts that are expressed textually.
  We unrestand the fact that concepts appear differenty and we will track 
  their semantic and other relations. To list some concepts *discipline*, 
  *understanding*, *scientific*, *transdisciplinary*. Concepts appear in 
  text. *definitions*
  Were to get them:
      - dictionaries,
      - books
      - articles."""
  
  
  organization = ''
  """A grouping of intercting people.
  
  Organization is something that relates.
  *Universities*, *learned societies*, *publishers*.
  
  Where:
      dbpedia
  """
  
  
  institution = ""
  
  Research community = "Academia and universities; research institutes - see sociology of science"
  
  