Work Classification Layer
Works
Foundational texts located on the same six-dimensional grid as the schools and personas — but cited at chapter-and-verse precision. The works layer captures what personas cannot: author-stage shifts (early Wittgenstein vs late), anonymous and composite corpora (the Upanishads, the Tao Te Ching), and passage-level evidence for ontological readings.
1888 of 1888 classified · 2277 total cited
Mesopotamian scholarly / royal 1
Methodism / Arminian theology 1
Methodism / Wesleyan theology 2
Mid-nineteenth-century biology / mathematical-experimental natural history 1
Mid-nineteenth-century historical materialism 1
Mid-twentieth-century African American essay 1
Mid-twentieth-century African American literature 1
Mid-twentieth-century American liberal Protestant theology 1
Mid-twentieth-century American modernism 1
Mid-twentieth-century American process theism 1
Mid-twentieth-century American science fiction 1
Mid-twentieth-century anglophone confessional poetry 1
Mid-twentieth-century anglophone fantasy 1
Mid-twentieth-century anglophone fiction 1
Mid-twentieth-century anglophone modernist poetry 1
Mid-twentieth-century British object-relations psychoanalysis 1
Mid-twentieth-century cybernetics / systems theory 1
Mid-twentieth-century ego psychology / psychoanalytic developmental theory 1
Mid-twentieth-century foundations of quantum mechanics 1
Mid-twentieth-century French phenomenology / poetics 1
Mid-twentieth-century German Marxist theatre / Epic Theatre 1
Mid-twentieth-century humanistic psychology 1
Mid-twentieth-century information theory / electrical engineering 1
Mid-twentieth-century Latin American Boom literature 1
Mid-twentieth-century Latin American poetry 1
Mid-twentieth-century molecular biology 1
Mid-twentieth-century Oxford ordinary-language philosophy 1
Mid-twentieth-century philosophical logic / philosophy of time 1
Mid-Victorian English realism 1
Mid-Victorian English Romantic-gothic fiction 1
Middle Platonism 1
Middle Stoicism 2
#1710 · c. 1st century BCE (original works); testimonia from 1st c. BCE–2nd c. CE
Fragments (Reconstructed)
The most learned Stoic, reconstructed from the citations of those he influenced — science, psychology, and cosmic sympathy
#1732 · c. mid-2nd century BCE (original); Cicero's De Officiis, 44 BCE
On Duty (Fragments, via Cicero)
Duty humanised — the four personae, appropriate action, and the practical ethics that shaped Rome and modernity
Mimamsa (Bhatta sub-school) 1
Ming Neo-Confucianism (Xinxue / School of Mind) 1
Modal logic / Leibnizian ontological argument / philosophy of religion 1
Modern African autobiography 1
Modern African theatre 1
Modern African theatre / Yoruba ritual drama 1
Modern biology / scientific naturalism 1
Modern Chinese literature 3
#1401 · 1922-35; 1935 collection
Old Tales Retold (Gushi Xinbian) (Late)
Lu Xun's 1935 satirical retellings of classical Chinese stories
#1400 · 1924-26 prose-poems; 1927 collection
Wild Grass (Yecao) (Mid)
Lu Xun's 1927 prose-poetry collection
#1399 · 1926
Wandering (Panghuang) (Mid)
Lu Xun's 1926 second short-story collection
Modern Chinese literature / May Fourth 2
#1076 · 1918
A Madman's Diary (Mid-mature)
Lu Xun's 1918 founding text — first major work in vernacular Chinese, indicting Confucian society as "cannibalistic"
#1077 · 1921-22
The True Story of Ah Q (Mature)
The great satirical portrait of the Chinese national character — Ah Q's "spiritual victory" psychology