Technical Report on Conceptual, Structural, and Ontological Plagiarism in Farzulla's "Relational Functionalism" (R1 Revision)

Technical forensic report analyzing conceptual, structural, ontological, and terminological plagiarism in Murad Farzulla’s “Relational Functionalism” (2025) and its R1 revision (2026). This document compares four works published between 2025 and 2026 and presents evidence of theoretical appropriation, including replication of core concepts, ontological categories, argument structures, invented terminology, and full theoretical architecture originally introduced by Monteagudo. The report also demonstrates that the R1 revision intensifies the convergence with Monteagudo’s expanded 2026 theory, constituting derivative refinement plagiarism. The analysis establishes intellectual precedence, documents the evolution of the plagiarized framework, and provides a detailed matrix of plagiarism types across both versions of Farzulla’s work.