DOI Anchor — Socioplastics-999-TransEpistemology — CORE II — TOME I — 2026
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18999225
This console interprets TransEpistemology as the conceptual horizon within which the Socioplastic system operates. Traditional academic structures organize knowledge through disciplinary segmentation. Each field maintains its own vocabulary, methodological protocols and institutional boundaries. TransEpistemology emerges when these separations no longer provide an adequate framework for understanding complex intellectual environments. Within the Socioplastic corpus, conceptual operators migrate across multiple disciplinary territories including architecture, urban theory, sociology, systems thinking and contemporary art. Rather than producing simple interdisciplinary dialogue, these migrations gradually dissolve the rigid borders that separate established domains of knowledge. Concepts begin to function within a shared analytical environment where their meaning is shaped by multiple epistemic perspectives simultaneously. TransEpistemology therefore describes the formation of a new intellectual terrain. Instead of mediating between disciplines, the Socioplastic field reorganizes them within a transversal conceptual architecture. The console clarifies how this transformation produces a post-disciplinary environment in which ideas circulate according to structural compatibility rather than institutional classification. Knowledge becomes a continuous epistemic landscape rather than a fragmented academic map.
