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Framed by the institute's Structurization Paradigm™, structurizations (names) of tropes (attributes) are, viewed through a tiered relativism™, contingent on divine and anthropic cognitions and volitions (sola voluntas™). They are accepted due to utility, dominance, or both but can, by God's Will or human wills, be destructurized (denamed or deconstructed) and restructurized (renamed or reconstructed). The paradigm incorporates trope, narrative, and dialectical social constructionisms, while it selectively appropriates three nominalist-cum-particularist categories. First, a refashioned medieval nominalism posits existential dependence on the Primal Will. Second, modern nominalisms, Lockean and trope among them, are employed. Finally, the postisms, including poststructuralism and postcritical theologies, reflect a skeptical voluntarism regarding essentialism, foundationalism, or metanarratives.
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