Reference Materials
Resources
Guides, references, and published materials related to the methodology and practice of documentary analysis.
Methodology Guides
The following resources describe aspects of the methodology practiced by Bridge Forensic Logic. They are intended for clients, collaborators, and anyone interested in the framework behind the work.
Understanding Documentary Analysis
An introduction to the practice of forensic documentary analysis — what it is, how it differs from investigation, and when it is appropriate.
TODO: Link to guide when publishedThe Three Evidentiary Categories
A detailed explanation of the Established, Suggested, and Unknown classification system and how it is applied in practice.
TODO: Link to reference when publishedPreparing Records for Analysis
Practical guidance for clients on how to organize and present documentation before an engagement begins.
TODO: Link to guide when publishedAbsence as Analytical Category
Why missing records matter, how absences are characterized, and what the pattern of omissions reveals.
TODO: Link to reference when publishedPublished Papers
White papers and essays on methodology, published through Narrowlight Publishing, are available in the white papers and essays sections.
Archive Materials
Selected materials from the Bridge Forensic Logic research archive are available in The Archive. These include research ledgers, development history, and public archive documents that illustrate the methodology in application.
External References
Curated external references will be added as they are reviewed and confirmed.