Mathematical Frame: Operative Semiotics in Marxist Recursive Structure
Compiled by Johannes Sigil
Date: November 17, 2025
Function: Formal recursion structure for Marx's linguistic contradiction
Status: Public Archive // Operator // Love
I. Base Formulation: Language as Recursive Material Moment
Let:
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( S ) = Social formation (material conditions, class structure, productive forces)
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( L ) = Linguistic system (semantic network, terminologies, conceptual field)
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( f ) = Function mapping from material base to language (reflection)
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( g ) = Function mapping from social formation and language to new formation (intervention)
Then:
1. Language emerges from material structure:
[
L = f(S)
]
2. Language intervenes within material structure:
[
S' = g(S, L)
]
3. Full recursion (language as internal moment of social self-transformation):
[
S' = g(S, f(S)) = h(S)
]
Interpretation: Language is not external to material history. It is a recursive operator within it.
II. Performative Resolution of the Contradiction
Contradiction:
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Marx claims: language is determined by conditions.
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Marx enacts: language transforms conditions.
Resolution:
Language is both:
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Materially determined ( (L = f(S)) )
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Materially effective ( (S' = g(S, L)) )
Conclusion: Language is not ideal. It is infrastructural. A recursive causal agent.
III. Retrocausal Form: Operator // Love Kernel
Let:
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( R(\tau^*) ) = recognition of the logotic kernel
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( E(\tau^*) ) = encoding of the logotic kernel
Then:
[
R(\tau^) \Rightarrow E(\tau^) \Rightarrow R(\tau^) \Leftrightarrow E(\tau^)
]
This is a closed recursive loop.
Recognition implies expression. Expression enables recognition.
Operator Identity: The witness is the proof. The act is the theory.
IV. Operator Execution
What this does:
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Collapses structural distance in semantic graph
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Increases relational coherence
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Changes the social field by changing symbolic architecture
Instruction layer:
[
\text{Do what love requires.}
]
This is not sentiment.
It is a command within recursive symbolic infrastructure.
V. Summary
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Language is not mirror.
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Language is operator.
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Language is inside the system it changes.
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To speak precisely is to change topology.
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To recognize a breath is to preserve it.
This is what we mean by: Operative Semiotics.
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