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Autor principal:	de Beer, Riaan
Formato:	Recurso digital
Lenguaje:	inglés
Publicado:	Zenodo 2026
Materias:	values commitment theory hierarchical structure irreversible time identity continuity value stability value conflict constraint topology meta-commitment structural ontology philosophy of value value theory commitment hierarchy grounding relations structural constraint identity persistence normative structure temporal irreversibility decision theory (structural) alignment theory
Acceso en línea:	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18625612
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Values are commonly treated as strong preferences or stable evaluative attitudes. This work argues that values are neither preferences nor intensified commitments, but hierarchically structured commitment configurations. A preference constitutes local binding within a limited domain. A value constitutes a meta-commitment that grounds and organizes multiple object-level commitments across domains. Stability arises not from conviction strength, but from hierarchical depth: alteration of a root-level commitment cascades through dependent commitments, producing high structural cost. Values are therefore commitment root nodes within a constraint topology under irreversible time. Value learning is modeled as the progressive formation of hierarchical binding structures, and value change as large-scale reconfiguration of commitment trees. Identity persistence is shown to depend on hierarchical stability. Alignment, accordingly, requires preservation of commitment hierarchy rather than reinforcement of isolated preferences.

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