In cosmology, what do you call a visual representation of fundamental elements/forces in the universe?

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I am interested in learning about various cosmological systems that come from various philosophies and religion throughout history. To understand what I really mean, here's a graphical example:

I am interested in such system, because some cosmological views didn't include metal, some would also include things like wind or air, and more abstract things like death. Is there a word for this, so I can easily continue research?

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Elements....... – Mauro ALLEGRANZA Jan 15 '23 at 09:50
You may search kabbalastic sephirot model which is very similar to above semantic network path diagram… – Double Knot Jan 16 '23 at 07:03

In cosmology, what do you call a visual representation of fundamental elements/forces in the universe?

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