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Concept Map
Six concepts · Eight directed relations, labeled on the links
How an article is argued and revised
Fictional content research model with six concepts and eight directed relations. A research question sets the scope of a claim; evidence supports the claim; the claim forms the content argument. Content also cites evidence. Content produces a version, which fixes the cited evidence list. Content is submitted for review; review prompts revision of the research question. Read each arrow as source concept, relation phrase, target concept. Relations do not encode time or quantity. Supporting a claim does not establish its truth.
Research question
What the article asks
Claim
A judgment to support
Evidence
Verifiable sources
Content
Text and citations
Review
Checks and comments
Version
One saved state
Sets scope of
Supports
Forms argument
Is cited in
Produces
Fixes citation list
Submitted to
Revises
“Supports” describes an argumentative role; it does not establish truth.