Practices and doctrines — box 13 of 54

• MS 2102.44 Doctrine of Coincidental Preservation

  The Doctrine of Coincidental Preservation is a core principle of archival integrity that dictates the conditions under which two physically …

• MS 0082.59 Doctrine of Coincidental Resonance

  The Doctrine of Coincidental Resonance is an axiomatic principle governing the Tower's epistemological approach to cataloguing, establishing…

• MS 8619.14 Doctrine of Dry Souls

  The Doctrine of Dry Souls is a classificatory principle and procedural framework governing the cataloguing of entities whose metaphysical "s…

• MS 4268.65 Doctrine of Implicit Containment

  The Doctrine of Implicit Containment is a legal-theoretical framework within the Codicils of Containment which posits that certain phenomena…

• MS 7331.58 Doctrine of Incompletability

  The Doctrine of Incompletability is a foundational administrative principle governing survey and cataloguing operations within the Tower, st…

• MS 9953.87 Doctrine of Independent Invention

  The Doctrine of Independent Invention is a principle of archival classification and liability management which holds that any document, arti…

• MS 4066.96 Doctrine of Necessary Fictions

  Doctrine of Necessary Fictions is an administrative protocol, formalized in the Third Concordance, Clause 211, which permits and regulates t…

• MS 1021.49 Doctrine of Necessary Precedent

  The Doctrine of Necessary Precedent is a foundational administrative and cataloguing protocol mandating that no new item, subject, or concep…

• MS 5469.35 Doctrine of Perpetual Recontextualization

  The Doctrine of Perpetual Recontextualization is the governing procedural and hermeneutic principle for the interpretation of all precedents…

• MS 0248.85 Doctrine of Perpetual Review

  The Doctrine emerged not from a single legislative act, but from a protracted series of disputes in the early archival periods, most notably…

• MS 1210.16 Doctrine of Persistent Phenomena

  The Doctrine of Persistent Phenomena is the foundational administrative principle governing the classification and handling of phenomena tha…

• MS 8237.27 Doctrine of Practical Necessity

  The Doctrine of Practical Necessity is a foundational principle within the Tower’s administrative and existential jurisprudence, holding tha…

• MS 7933.09 Doctrine of Productive Stasis

  The Doctrine of Productive Stasis is a core administrative and philosophical principle governing the indefinite suspension of processes with…

• MS 3668.45 Doctrine of Proximate Authority

  Doctrine of Proximate Authority is a foundational principle of Concordant Law governing the hierarchical application of legal texts within t…

• MS 8031.90 Doctrine of Recursive Significance

  The Doctrine of Recursive Significance is a foundational legal and procedural principle within the Tower, codified in Second Concordance Ann…

• MS 2005.89 Doctrine of Unstable Foundations

  The Doctrine of Unstable Foundations is a foundational administrative principle governing the handling of contradictions, paradoxes, and log…

• MS 7153.05 Document Authentication

  Document Authentication is the Tower's formal process for verifying the legitimacy, origin, and current standing of a document, procedural r…

• MS 4618.71 Document Distribution

  The Document Distribution is the official set of procedures, routes, and staffing protocols for the physical conveyance of un-validated, pen…

• MS 2632.41 Dormant Resonance

  Dormant Resonance is a classification of low-frequency, non-mechanical resonance within the Tower that persists indefinitely without an acti…

• MS 0140.25 Downshifting

  Downshifting is the acknowledged practice of altering one’s perceptual frame of reference to experience a slower, more granular passage of s…

Arrangement within a series is by title. Box numbers describe the present arrangement and are not a permanent feature of the holding.