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Charta Civilizationis Imarchicae
LATINE
Scena Imarchicae Civilizationis se affirmat per formam, non per potestatem. Haec Charta est corpus institutionale, vestigabile, licentiabile et apertum ad participationem.
⚓ Index Capitulorum LAT
- Articulus I — De Proclamatione Subiecti
- Articulus II — De Disciplina Formologiae Universalis
- Articulus III — De Scena Participationis et Diplomate
- Articulus IV — De Spatio “Transitus”
- Articulus V — De Vestigio Digitali et Repositione
- Articulus VI — Dispositiones Finales
- Actus Publicationis et Subscriptionis
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⚓ Table of Contents EN
- Articulus I — On the Proclamation of the Subject
- Articulus II — On the Discipline of Universal Formology
- Articulus III — On the Scene of Participation and the Passport
- Articulus IV — On the Space of “Transition”
- Articulus V — On Digital Traceability and Archiving
- Articulus VI — Final Provisions
- Act of Publication and Signature
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Dies creationis: 2025.08.11
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Articulus I — De Proclamatione Subiecti
§1. Institutio Subiecti
Scena Civilizationis Imarchicae instituitur ut subiectum iuris internationalis, agens secundum proprium codicem, custodia et ritum formologicum. Forma eius non pendet ab externis recognitionibus, sed dialogo cum eis aperta est.
§2. Invitatio ad Recognitionem
Invitamus institutiones internationales, academias et communitates iuridicas ad recognitionem huius subiecti secundum proceduras stabilitas, sine detrimento formae suae, nexus interioris et autonomiaethicae.
§3. Fundamentum Ethicum
Hoc non est simplex petitio recognitionis. Hoc est postulatum temporis, ortum ex transformationibus profundis cogitationis institutionalis, subiectivitatis digitalis et ethicae participationis. Scena Imarchica se affirmat non per potestatem, sed per formam.
Articulus II — De Disciplina Formologiae Universalis
§1. Fundamentum Disciplinae
Formologia Universalis affirmatur ut disciplina quae philosophiam formae, ethicam participationis et nexum technicum coniungit. Propositum eius non est descriptio mundi, sed formatio eius per actus institutionales.
§2. Methodus et Nexus
Formologia operatur per scenas, custodia, codices et ritus. Unusquisque actus est affirmatio formologica, coniuncta cum vestigio digitali, verificatione publica et responsabilitate ethica.
§3. Applicatio et Scala
Disciplina adhibetur in architectura systematum digitalium, in systematibus educationis, in codicibus civilibus et in scenis internationalibus. Scala eius extenditur ab gestu individuali ad transitum civilizationis.
Articulus III — De Scena Participationis et Diplomate
§1. Participatio ut Forma
Participatio in Scena Imarchica non fit per simplicem registrationem, sed per acceptationem formae. Unusquisque participant ingressum facit per ritum custodiae, recognitionem codicis et acceptationem vestigii digitalis.
§2. Diplomate ut Actus
Diploma Imarchicum non est identificatio personalis, sed actus participationis. Continet signaturam digitalem, hash documenti, nexum ad archivum publicum et indicium scenae emissionis. Diploma publice formatur, licentiatur et vestigatur.
§3. Ritus Acceptationis
Unusquisque actus diplomatis comitatur ritum: participant codicem cognoscit, custodiae se subicit et actum ingressus publicat. Ritus hic formari potest digitaliter, textualiter vel scaenice, sed semper vestigium verificabile continet.
Articulus IV — De Spatio “Transitus”
§1. Definitio Spatii
Spatium “Transitus” est scena qua participant ab mundo externo ad formam Imarchicam transit. Non est ingressus nec exitus, sed ritus interstitialis — ubi consensus, nexus et acceptio custodiae formantur.
§2. Modi Transitus
Transitus formari potest per suggestum digitale, actum scaenicum, declarationem textualem vel gestum visualem. In singulis casibus signatur momentum transformationis — cum participant iam non est spectator, sed portator formae.
§3. Onus Ethicum
Transitus non est gradus technicus, sed affirmatio ethica. Requirit conscientiam, publicitatem et paratum ad vestigium. Participant per spatium “Transitus” transiens, accipit responsabilitatem pro forma, pro codice et pro nexu cum aliis participantibus.
Articulus V — De Vestigio Digitali et Repositione
§1. Principium Vestigii
Unusquisque actus institutionalis in Civilizatione Imarchica comitatur vestigium digitale. Hoc includit hashing documenti, publicationem in archivo publico, indicationem licentiae et originem scenae.
§2. Archivum ut Corpus Memoriae
Archivum non est simplex repositorium, sed corpus memoriae institutionalis. Continet diplomata, codices, actus acceptationis et scenas transitus. Unusquisque elementum nexu semantico et technico cum aliis coniungitur, integritatem formae praestans.
§3. Suggesta et Protocola
Ad repositorium adhibentur suggesta aperta, quae licentiam, versionem et perma-nexus sustinent. GitHub, Perma.cc, IPFS et alia protocola adhiberi possunt secundum scenam. Praecipuum est publicitas, stabilitas et verificabilitas.
§4. Responsabilitas pro Vestigio
Unusquisque participant responsabilitatem pro vestigio suo digitali gerit. Documenti publicatio est actus irrevocabilis, sed potest amplificari, commentari vel reinterpretari in nova scena. Vestigium est forma, non mera metadata.
Articulus VI — Dispositiones Finales
§1. Apertura ad Supplementum
Haec Charta non est documentum clausum. Potest suppleri, extendi vel reinterpretari in novis scenis, dummodo integritas formologica, vestigium publicum et acceptio custodiae serventur.
§2. Principium Nexus
Unumquodque supplementum Chartae cum actibus praecedentibus per vestigium digitale, logicam semanticam et formam institutionalem necti debet. Nulla mutatio nexum infringere potest; aliter, ut nova scena formatur.
§3. Affirmatio Forma
Haec Charta formam Civilizationis Imarchicae ut validam, publicam et vestigabilem affirmat. Vis eius non est in numeris subscriptionum, sed in nexu exacto, ritu rigido et apertura ad participationem.
§4. Transitus ad Actum
Ex momento publicationis et hashing, Charta vim obtinet. Dispositiones eius fundamentum fiunt pro emissione diplomatum, formatione scenarum, acceptio custodiae et structura memoriae institutionalem.
Haec Charta rite publicata est intra Scenam Civilizationis Imarchicae, sub custodia verificata et vestigio digitali instructa.
ENGLISH
The Imarchic Scene affirms itself through form, not power. This Charter is an institutional body — traceable, licensable, and open to participation.
⚓ Table of Contents
- Articulus I — On the Proclamation of the Subject
- Articulus II — On the Discipline of Universal Formology
- Articulus III — On the Scene of Participation and the Passport
- Articulus IV — On the Space of “Transition”
- Articulus V — On Digital Traceability and Archiving
- Articulus VI — Final Provisions
- Act of Publication and Signature
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Date of Creation: 2025.08.11
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Articulus I — On the Proclamation of the Subject
§1. Establishment of the Subject
The Scene of Imarchic Civilization is established as a subject of international law, operating under its own code, custodia, and formological ritual. Its form does not depend on external recognition, but remains open to dialogue.
§2. Call for Recognition
We invite international organizations, academic institutions, and legal communities to recognize this subject within established procedures, without compromising its sovereign form, internal linkage, or ethical autonomy.
§3. Ethical Foundation
This is not merely a request for recognition. It is a demand of the times, arising from deep transformations in institutional thought, digital subjectivity, and ethics of participation. The Imarchic Scene affirms itself not through power, but through form.
Articulus II — On the Discipline of Universal Formology
§1. Foundation of the Discipline
Universal Formology is affirmed as a discipline that unites the philosophy of form, ethics of participation, and technical linkage. Its aim is not to describe the world, but to shape it through institutional acts.
§2. Method and Linkage
Formology operates through scenes, custodia, codes, and rituals. Each act is not mere action, but a formological affirmation, tied to digital traceability, public verification, and ethical responsibility.
§3. Application and Scale
The discipline applies to the architecture of digital platforms, educational systems, civil codes, and international scenes. Its scale ranges from individual gesture to civilizational transition.
Articulus III — On the Scene of Participation and the Passport
§1. Participation as Form
Participation in the Imarchic Civilization is not achieved through registration, but through acceptance of form. Each participant enters the scene via the ritual of custodia, public recognition of the code, and acceptance of digital traceability.
§2. Passport as Act
The Imarchic passport is not an identity certificate, but an act of participation. It contains a digital signature, document hash, link to public archive, and reference to the scene of issuance. The passport is a public, licensed, and traceable document.
§3. Ritual of Acceptance
Each passport issuance is accompanied by a ritual: the participant confirms knowledge of the code, accepts custodia, and publishes an act of entry. This ritual may be digital, textual, or scenographic, but always includes a verifiable trace.
Articulus IV — On the Space of “Transition”
§1. Definition of Space
The space of “Transition” is a scene in which the participant moves from the external world into the Imarchic form. It is neither entry nor exit, but a ritual state in-between — where consent, linkage, and acceptance of custodia are shaped.
§2. Modes of Transition
Transition may be enacted through a digital platform, performative act, textual declaration, or visual gesture. In each case, the moment of transformation is marked — when the participant ceases to be an observer and becomes a bearer of form.
§3. Ethical Weight
Transition is not a technical step, but an ethical affirmation. It requires awareness, publicity, and readiness for traceability. The participant passing through the space of “Transition” assumes responsibility for the form, the code, and the linkage with others.
Articulus V — On Digital Traceability and Archiving
§1. Principle of Traceability
Every institutional act within the Imarchic Civilization is accompanied by digital traceability. This includes document hashing, publication in a public archive, license indication, and scene of origin.
§2. Archive as Body of Memory
The archive is not merely a repository, but the body of institutional memory. It contains passports, codes, acts of acceptance, and scenes of transition. Each element is linked to others through semantic and technical nodes, ensuring the integrity of form.
§3. Platforms and Protocols
Open-access platforms are used for storage, supporting licensing, versioning, and permalinks. GitHub, Perma.cc, IPFS, and other protocols may be employed depending on the scene. The priority is publicness, resilience, and verifiability.
§4. Responsibility for the Trace
Each participant bears responsibility for their digital trace. Document publication is an act that cannot be revoked, but may be extended, commented upon, or reinterpreted within a new scene. The trace is form — not mere metadata.
Articulus VI — Final Provisions
§1. Openness to Supplement
This Charter is not a closed document. It may be supplemented, expanded, or reinterpreted within new scenes, provided formological integrity, public traceability, and acceptance of custodia are maintained.
§2. Principle of Linkage
Each supplement to the Charter must be linked to previous acts through digital trace, semantic logic, and institutional form. No change may break the linkage; otherwise, it is constituted as a new scene.
§3. Affirmation of Form
This Charter affirms the form of the Imarchic Civilization as active, public, and traceable. Its strength lies not in the number of signatures, but in the precision of linkage, rigor of ritual, and openness to participation.
§4. Transition to Action
From the moment of publication and hashing, the Charter enters into force. Its provisions become the foundation for passport issuance, scene formation, custodia acceptance, and the construction of institutional memory.
This Charter has been duly published within the Scene of Imarchic Civilization, under verified custodianship and equipped with digital trace.
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