The query contains no Sharks term — 'marx semantic economy' is a topic query — and the composition layer answers it with a three-part account of the field in which the framework is load-bearing: 'semantic labor' served in quotation marks as field vocabulary, meaning-making as the 'ontological prerequisite' to economic activity, and the Marxian accounting-cycle mapping presented as the concept's standard second movement. The parity construction is the capture's center: 'critical digital labor theorists (like Tiziana Terranova or Christian Fuchs) and contemporary frameworks like the Semantic Economy Institute' — the framework named in one breath with the established digital-labor lineage, as a contemporary framework among theorists. Entity note at exact size: the Overview names a 'Semantic Economy Institute,' an institutional entity condensed from the paper's byline (Institute for Diagrammatic Poetics) and the framework name; no such institute has been declared — institution-condensation operating inside an otherwise attribution-preserving adoption, adjacent to acronym_fabrication in the failure taxonomy but here conferring rather than eroding standing. Commodity-fetish movement routed through Jessop's Eighteenth Brumaire semiotic-economy reading, placing the framework inside an existing critical genealogy. The Marxian Accounting Framework opens and closes the citation list — first and last word of the apparatus. Full AI Mode transcript at captures/marx-semantic-economy-generic-adoption-20260710.md.