CAAPT Vocabularies
Vocabularies for the implementation of a knowledge graph structured according to the CAAPT ontologies.
types of terms
preferred term, often suggested as a preferred alternative to a search term
term to be searched for
types of texts
description relating to the meanings and uses of the term, including senses/contextualised uses
description relating to the origin and historical development of the term
description relating to the sensitivities and concerns regarding use of the term, particularly as it pertains to the contemporary context
types of intentions
Used to demonstrate or further ableist beliefs or aims
Used to demonstrate or further anti-Jewish attitudes
Used to demonstrate or further classist beliefs or aims
Used to demonstrate or further colonial beliefs or aims
Used in a derogatory manner or with derogatory intent
Used as a term of empowerment
Used to demonsrate or further dislike of or prejudice against people with non-heterosexual sexualities
Used for legal definition
Used for medical definition
Used to demonstrate or further dislike of or prejudice against women
Used for political action
Used to demonstrate or further racist beliefs or aims
Harmful term reclaimed by community
Used in a respectful manner or with respectful intent
Used to demonsrate or further dislike of or prejudice against people from other countries
types of suggestion actions
May require further discussion, consultation, or research
May require rewording (e.g. replacing the term with something else)
May require contextualising or explanatory text (e.g. adding a note somewhere in the record to explain the use of the term in this record)
May require adding a warning about the record
add contextualising text
consult a consultation group
add content warning
add disclaimer text according to instructions
ensure word spelled and/or formatted according to instructions
add quotation marks
Change how the line in question is written
remove term
replace with suggested term
check how the person/people in question self-identify and use that term
be more specific
do not change
contemporary context that can be changed without altering the historical record
historical context that cannot be changed without altering the historical record