Expression Library · Ten new sources · Priorities 61–71
Ten new books.
Read through.
Follow ten books from source passages to a richer shared vocabulary. Every indexed text block has an inspection record; each reading keeps its evidence, connections, and limits in view.
Explore observation with Herschel, Newton, and Hooke; participation with Dewey and Follett; voice and consent in American Indian Stories and Frankenstein; and the difference between a finished arrangement and a feasible path to it in mathematics and woodwork.
The atlas adds 222 proposed applications of 171 previously checked definitions, plus three applications sharing two definitions developed in this batch. Reuse connects the books without counting the same distinction twice.
Full inspection covers the retained indexed text, not every image or every possible interpretation. Six of the mathematical volume’s 375 PDF pages were visually inspected. Priority 68 was deferred and replaced by priority 71. Checked definitions, proposed applications, and authored readings retain distinct statuses. Findings · Inspection record · Publication bindings.