What question did this study set out to answer?

To explore how technical neologisms create the phenomena they aim to describe and how observation confirms these terms.

February 24, 2026Open Access

Performative Naming and Generative Recursion

Puntos clave

To explore how technical neologisms create the phenomena they aim to describe and how observation confirms these terms.
Developed a framework incorporating significant philosophical works
Analyzed the interconnection between naming and recursion
Ensured compliance with ISO standards
Proposed a unified framework for understanding terminological recursion
Highlighted the retrospective validation of technical terms through observation
Synthesized ideas from various theories of performativity

Resumen

Priority registration for a framework addressing Performative Naming and Generative Recursion within the AUGMANITAI framework (Ehstand 2025–2026). Author ORCID: 0009-0006-3773-7796. The framework designates the systematic study of how technical neologisms generate the very phenomena they purport to describe — and how subsequent observation retroactively validates the term. Synthesizes Austin (1962), Hacking's looping effects (1995/1999), Callon/MacKenzie's economic performativity, and Butler's gender performativity (1990) into a unified framework for terminological recursion. Full definitions maintained in the unpublished AUGMANITAI Compendium. ISO 704 / ISO 1087 / ISO 30042 compliant.

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