Class Roles
java.lang.Object
org.episteme.social.sociology.Roles
- All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable
A utility class defining common archetypal social roles across various contexts.
These predefined roles serve as templates for creating specific role instances for individuals.
- Since:
- 1.0
- Version:
- 1.1
- Author:
- Silvere Martin-Michiellot, Gemini AI (Google DeepMind)
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Field Summary
FieldsModifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic final RoleCreative participant in an art or performance.static final RoleSociologicalGroup of observers for a performance.static final RoleAdherent to a belief system.static final RoleDecision-maker in a productive hierarchy.static final RoleJunior individual in a SociologicalFamily structure.static final RoleIndividual purchasing goods or services.static final RoleLegal advocate for the defendant.static final RoleCreative manager directing the performance.static final RoleIndividual providing medical care.static final RoleAdversary in a social or physical conflict.static final RoleIndividual initiating harm or law violation.static final RoleIndividual adhering to a leader's direction.static final RolePeer in a voluntary social bond.static final RoleIndividual managing an educational institution.static final RoleSymbiotic participant helping another role.static final RoleImpartial mediator in a legal conflict.static final RoleSociologicalGroup of peers providing a collective verdict.static final RoleFormal or informal head of a political SociologicalGroup.static final RoleIndividual managing commercial operations.static final RoleIndividual in possession of or power over others.static final RoleNearby resident in a social environment.static final RoleScavenger or beneficiary of a hunt outcome.static final RoleSenior/caregiver individual in a SociologicalFamily structure.static final RoleIndividual seeking medical care.static final RoleThe general citizenry or collective mass.static final RoleActive participant in a game or sport.static final RoleIndividual enforcing public order.static final RoleInitiator of a hunt.static final RoleTarget of a hunt.static final RoleFacilitator of religious rites.static final RoleIndividual confined following a law violation.static final RoleCommercial manager of a performance.static final RoleLegal advocate for the state or plaintiff.static final RoleImpartial enforcer of game rules.static final RoleIndividual selling goods or services.static final RoleIndividual ensuring order during a performance.static final RoleIndividual in forced labor.static final RoleUnfamiliar individual in a social context.static final RoleIndividual receiving instruction.static final RolePassive participant supporting a side.static final RolePotential perpetrator under investigation.static final RoleIndividual providing instruction.static final RoleIndividual providing technical support for a show.static final RoleIndividual active in society but without formal employment.static final RoleIndividual harmed during a conflict.static final RoleParticipant in productive labor. -
Method Summary
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Field Details
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PATIENT
Individual seeking medical care. -
DOCTOR
Individual providing medical care. -
CHILD
Junior individual in a SociologicalFamily structure. -
PARENT
Senior/caregiver individual in a SociologicalFamily structure. -
NEIGHBOR
Nearby resident in a social environment. -
STRANGER
Unfamiliar individual in a social context. -
FRIEND
Peer in a voluntary social bond. -
ENEMY
Adversary in a social or physical conflict. -
VICTIM
Individual harmed during a conflict. -
FELON
Individual initiating harm or law violation. -
POLICEMAN
Individual enforcing public order. -
SUSPECT
Potential perpetrator under investigation. -
PRISONER
Individual confined following a law violation. -
PROSECUTOR
Legal advocate for the state or plaintiff. -
DEFENDER
Legal advocate for the defendant. -
JUDGE
Impartial mediator in a legal conflict. -
JURY
SociologicalGroup of peers providing a collective verdict. -
STUDENT
Individual receiving instruction. -
TEACHER
Individual providing instruction. -
HEADMASTER
Individual managing an educational institution. -
CONSUMER
Individual purchasing goods or services. -
SALESMAN
Individual selling goods or services. -
MANAGER
Individual managing commercial operations. -
WORKER
Participant in productive labor. -
BOSS
Decision-maker in a productive hierarchy. -
UNEMPLOYED
Individual active in society but without formal employment. -
SLAVE
Individual in forced labor. -
MASTER
Individual in possession of or power over others. -
LEADER
Formal or informal head of a political SociologicalGroup. -
FOLLOWER
Individual adhering to a leader's direction. -
PEOPLE
The general citizenry or collective mass. -
BELIEVER
Adherent to a belief system. -
PRIEST
Facilitator of religious rites. -
SUPPORTER
Passive participant supporting a side. -
PLAYER
Active participant in a game or sport. -
REFEREE
Impartial enforcer of game rules. -
ARTIST
Creative participant in an art or performance. -
AUDIENCE
SociologicalGroup of observers for a performance. -
TECHNICIAN
Individual providing technical support for a show. -
PRODUCER
Commercial manager of a performance. -
DIRECTOR
Creative manager directing the performance. -
SECURITY
Individual ensuring order during a performance. -
PREY
Target of a hunt. -
PREDATOR
Initiator of a hunt. -
OPPORTUNIST
Scavenger or beneficiary of a hunt outcome. -
HELPER
Symbiotic participant helping another role.
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