ABSTRACT: Knowledge does not become public merely by being produced, preserved or published. Its circulation depends upon the territorial authority of names, the architecture of retrieval and the durability of references. Through TopolexicalSovereignty, LegibleArchive and CitationalCommitment, Socioplastics examines how epistemic autonomy can coexist with external accountability. The argument establishes a scalar relation between conceptual self-determination, archival organisation and the concrete obligation to make intellectual claims traceable.
