Published February 18, 2026 | Version v2.2.0
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socioplastics-508-topolexicalsovereignty

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  • 1. LAPIEZA

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socioplastics-508-topolexicalsovereignty-epistemic-secession * Linguistic jurisdiction as cognitive territory / proprietary lexica resist algorithmic capture and stack colonization (Hui / Mignolo) / epistemic withdrawal via hardened nomenclature (cognitive firewall) / dual fluency: sovereign internally / navigable externally / deployment: indigenous data sovereignty, post-colonial systems / validation: ≥10% persistence/untranslatability in dominant discourse / license: CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0 / Anto Lloveras is a transdisciplinary architect and theorist working at the intersection of art, infrastructure, and semantic systems. / citation: Lloveras, A. (v2.2.0). Socioplastics [508] — TopolexicalSovereignty: Epistemic Secession. LAPIEZA. Madrid. https://antolloveras.blogspot.com

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2026-02-15

References

  • Yuk Hui — Art and Cosmotechnics (2021): Technodiversity demands territorial lexicons against stack colonization.
  • Walter Mignolo — The Darker Side of Western Modernity (2011): Epistemic disobedience begins in vocabulary.
  • W. E. B. Du Bois — The Souls of Black Folk (1903): Double consciousness navigating hegemonic/sovereign lexicons.
  • Edward Said — Orientalism (1978): Dominant vocabularies encode power.
  • Achille Mbembe — Necropolitics (2003): Jurisdiction over language = jurisdiction over life.