From Genre Crossing to Architectonic Genre Synthesis
Formalizing a 1,937-Form Corpus Through a Mendel-Inspired Experimental Model
Abstract
Introduces Architectonic Genre Synthesis (AGS) as a formal method for treating genre as transformable narrative architecture. The study documents the 1,937-form Martinez Architectonic Genre Corpus (MAGC), organized across 149 crossing segments, and identifies role-differentiated recurrence, operator stacking, scale escalation, surface-label convergence, and taxonomic reorganization across Mythotechnic Fiction, Meta-Mythic Delphic Fiction, Ontological Systems Fiction, and their systematic crossings.
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