DecalogueProtocol - Judith Butler - Constraint becomes modular discipline for long field expansion. A ten-part architecture that protects growth from dispersion - Socioplastics - LAPIEZA-LAB - Anto Lloveras

DecalogueProtocol connects to Judith Butler because her theory of performativity shows how repeated, constrained acts do not merely express an order but actively constitute it. In Socioplastics, the repeated ten-part structure gives expansion rhythm, proportion, memory and comparative clarity. The decalogue protects the field from shapeless accumulation by turning growth into a modular, iterative protocol whose force accrues precisely through citation and repetition. It stabilises cores, books and operator families without closing the system. DecalogueProtocol therefore converts excess into sequence. Its internal companion is NumericalTopology, where number becomes position and navigation. This genealogy passes through Butler's Gender Trouble (1990), and is reactivated in Lloveras' Socioplastics Project Index (2026), https://antolloveras.blogspot.com/p/socioplastics-project-index.html.