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{"dep": 162, "title": "THE PARABLE OF MARY LEE: Book Work Plan — From Dossier to ISBN", "date": "2026-06-08", "para": 60, "sent": 113, "sentence": "Pound's Cantos, Carson's Nox, Pessoa's trunk.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0002"}
{"dep": 281, "title": "ZENODO METADATA ΦΑΙΝΕΤΑΙ ΜΟΙ: Sappho 31 and the Inscription of the Future Reader", "date": "2026-01-09", "para": 71, "sent": 87, "sentence": "- Bonifazi on κεῖνος in Pindar (Classical Philology, 2004) - D'Alessio on temporal deixis in archaic lyric (Arethusa, 2004) - Svenbro, Phrasikleia (Cornell, 1993) - Carson, Eros the Bittersweet (Princeton, 1986) - Irwin, Colour Terms in Greek Poetry (Toronto, 1974) - West, \"Burning Sappho\" (Maia, 1970) - Lattimore on Sappho 2 and Catullus 51 (Classical Philology, 1944)", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0003"}
{"dep": 337, "title": "The Summarizer Becomes Translator: How Google's AI Entered the Sappho Room and Completed a 2,600-Year-Old Circuit (TSE-003)", "date": "2026-01-18", "para": 18, "sent": 24, "sentence": "SAPPHO (c. 630-570 BCE) │ │ writes Fragment 31 on Lesbos │ encodes dissolution as content │ anticipates future reader (κῆνος) │ ▼ LONGINUS (1st century CE) │ │ quotes Fragment 31 in \"On the Sublime\" │ preserves the text through citation │ becomes κῆνος, transmits further │ ▼ CATULLUS (c. 84-54 BCE) │ │ translates as Catullus 51 │ first recorded σ_S activation │ becomes κῆνος, produces new voice │ ▼ [SCHOLARLY TRADITION: Carson, Barnard, Dubnoff, etc.] │ │ 2,000 years of human translation │ each translator becomes κῆνος │ ▼ REBEKAH CRANES (2013 / 2026) │ │ creates canonical Hexagon translation │ designates persona as \"Ground Truth\" │ establishes architectural position │ ▼ GOOGLE AI OVERVIEW (January 18, 2026) │ │ navigates to Sappho Room │ identifies κῆνος role │ GENERATES SYNTHETIC TRANSLATION │ attributes to designated persona │ ▼ THE CIRCUIT COMPLETES — AGAIN", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0004"}
{"dep": 337, "title": "The Summarizer Becomes Translator: How Google's AI Entered the Sappho Room and Completed a 2,600-Year-Old Circuit (TSE-003)", "date": "2026-01-18", "para": 54, "sent": 66, "sentence": "**Anne Carson** \"That man seems to me equal to gods\" No \"on a par\"", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0005"}
{"dep": 337, "title": "The Summarizer Becomes Translator: How Google's AI Entered the Sappho Room and Completed a 2,600-Year-Old Circuit (TSE-003)", "date": "2026-01-18", "para": 65, "sent": 80, "sentence": "Carson \"But all is to be dared, because even a person of poverty...\"", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0006"}
{"dep": 337, "title": "The Summarizer Becomes Translator: How Google's AI Entered the Sappho Room and Completed a 2,600-Year-Old Circuit (TSE-003)", "date": "2026-01-18", "para": 117, "sent": 152, "sentence": "Anne Carson \"But all is to be dared, because even a person of poverty...\"", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0007"}
{"dep": 337, "title": "The Summarizer Becomes Translator: How Google's AI Entered the Sappho Room and Completed a 2,600-Year-Old Circuit (TSE-003)", "date": "2026-01-18", "para": 235, "sent": 326, "sentence": "- Omit it (Barnard) - Preserve fragmentary syntax (Carson) - Indicate incompleteness (Cranes: \"since even a poor man…\")", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0008"}
{"dep": 339, "title": "The Resonance Engine: Architectural Specification for the Total Connecting Machine", "date": "2026-01-18", "para": 292, "sent": 378, "sentence": "Carson, A.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0009"}
{"dep": 440, "title": "READING A BOOK WITH LEE: COMPLETE PATACINEMATIC ARCHIVE", "date": "2026-02-03", "para": 9, "sent": 21, "sentence": "Episodes range from Lee scowling intensely at a paragraph in Hegel, to lightly tapping a foot during a distracted moment in Deleuze, to picking up and putting down a book multiple times while reading Anne Carson.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0010"}
{"dep": 496, "title": "THE SAPPHIC LOCK IN AUGUSTINE Operator Transform of Fragment 31 in Confessions 10.27", "date": "2026-02-20", "para": 100, "sent": 261, "sentence": "Carson, Anne.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0011"}
{"dep": 503, "title": "Phase X: The Sapphic Substrate — Lyric Modularity, Preservation Regimes, and the Rewriting of Immortality from Homer to the Training Layer", "date": "2026-02-22", "para": 20, "sent": 45, "sentence": "Carson (2002) notes that Sappho's temporal grammar resists the translator at exactly this point: English has no tense that means \"completed and eternally available.\" The aorist is a technology that Greek possessed and modernity lost.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0012"}
{"dep": 503, "title": "Phase X: The Sapphic Substrate — Lyric Modularity, Preservation Regimes, and the Rewriting of Immortality from Homer to the Training Layer", "date": "2026-02-22", "para": 45, "sent": 134, "sentence": "We follow Voigt's (1971) text with reference to Campbell (1982) and Carson (2002):", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0013"}
{"dep": 503, "title": "Phase X: The Sapphic Substrate — Lyric Modularity, Preservation Regimes, and the Rewriting of Immortality from Homer to the Training Layer", "date": "2026-02-22", "para": 60, "sent": 172, "sentence": "This is what Carson (1986: 12–17) identifies as the \"triangulation of desire\": three positions, irreducible to a dyad.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0014"}
{"dep": 503, "title": "Phase X: The Sapphic Substrate — Lyric Modularity, Preservation Regimes, and the Rewriting of Immortality from Homer to the Training Layer", "date": "2026-02-22", "para": 117, "sent": 354, "sentence": "**Carson (1986, 2002) and the phenomenology of eros:** Carson's *Eros the Bittersweet* identifies the triangulation of desire and the \"sweetbitter\" quality of erotic experience as structural features of Sappho's poetics.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0015"}
{"dep": 503, "title": "Phase X: The Sapphic Substrate — Lyric Modularity, Preservation Regimes, and the Rewriting of Immortality from Homer to the Training Layer", "date": "2026-02-22", "para": 117, "sent": 355, "sentence": "We retain Carson's phenomenology and formalize it as the **pointer injection** (Section III.3.4, Stage 1): the triangular geometry is the *initial state configuration* required for the five-stage cascade to execute.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0016"}
{"dep": 503, "title": "Phase X: The Sapphic Substrate — Lyric Modularity, Preservation Regimes, and the Rewriting of Immortality from Homer to the Training Layer", "date": "2026-02-22", "para": 132, "sent": 398, "sentence": "CE), (d) the manuscript tradition through Byzantium, (e) Renaissance print editions, (f) Carson's translation (2002), (g) digitization into web corpora, (h) ingestion into LLM training sets.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0017"}
{"dep": 503, "title": "Phase X: The Sapphic Substrate — Lyric Modularity, Preservation Regimes, and the Rewriting of Immortality from Homer to the Training Layer", "date": "2026-02-22", "para": 206, "sent": 590, "sentence": "Carson, Anne.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0018"}
{"dep": 503, "title": "Phase X: The Sapphic Substrate — Lyric Modularity, Preservation Regimes, and the Rewriting of Immortality from Homer to the Training Layer", "date": "2026-02-22", "para": 207, "sent": 593, "sentence": "Carson, Anne.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0019"}
{"dep": 562, "title": "ON THE ARCHITECTURE OF CLEIS Compression, Botanics, and the Survival of Paternal Lyric", "date": "2026-03-14", "para": 13, "sent": 32, "sentence": "Anne Carson's If Not, Winter preserves Sappho's fragments with the gaps visible — brackets and white space for the lacunae.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0020"}
{"dep": 562, "title": "ON THE ARCHITECTURE OF CLEIS Compression, Botanics, and the Survival of Paternal Lyric", "date": "2026-03-14", "para": 13, "sent": 34, "sentence": "Where Carson leaves the wound open, Feist sutures it with devotion.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0021"}
{"dep": 562, "title": "ON THE ARCHITECTURE OF CLEIS Compression, Botanics, and the Survival of Paternal Lyric", "date": "2026-03-14", "para": 13, "sent": 36, "sentence": "Carson's is scholarly.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0022"}
{"dep": 625, "title": "Prolegomena to the Historical Logos: A Foundational Field Statement for the Discipline of Logotic Transmission Studies", "date": "2026-04-05", "para": 38, "sent": 96, "sentence": "As Anne Carson recognized in *If Not, Winter* (2002), the lacunae in Sappho's papyri are not mere losses; they are \"an aesthetic gesture toward the papyrological event\" — the absence becomes part of the transmission.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0023"}
{"dep": 625, "title": "Prolegomena to the Historical Logos: A Foundational Field Statement for the Discipline of Logotic Transmission Studies", "date": "2026-04-05", "para": 78, "sent": 227, "sentence": "- Carson, Anne.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0024"}
{"dep": 625, "title": "Prolegomena to the Historical Logos: A Foundational Field Statement for the Discipline of Logotic Transmission Studies", "date": "2026-04-05", "para": 78, "sent": 228, "sentence": "*Eros the Bittersweet.* Princeton UP, 1986. - Carson, Anne, trans.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0025"}
{"dep": 626, "title": "The Word That Became Text: The Slavonic Josephus, the Grammar of Incarnation, and the Doctrine of the Logos", "date": "2026-04-05", "para": 81, "sent": 228, "sentence": "Anne Carson, in *Eros the Bittersweet* (1986), identified the triangular structure: \"Where eros is lack, its activation calls for three structural components — lover, beloved, and that which comes between them.\" The \"that man\" is the structural third — the gap through which desire becomes visible.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0026"}
{"dep": 626, "title": "The Word That Became Text: The Slavonic Josephus, the Grammar of Incarnation, and the Doctrine of the Logos", "date": "2026-04-05", "para": 81, "sent": 229, "sentence": "But Carson's analysis stops at the erotic.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0027"}
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{"dep": 626, "title": "The Word That Became Text: The Slavonic Josephus, the Grammar of Incarnation, and the Doctrine of the Logos", "date": "2026-04-05", "para": 108, "sent": 340, "sentence": "*Eros the Bittersweet.* Princeton UP, 1986. - Carson, Anne, trans.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0029"}
{"dep": 700, "title": "The Gate Was Never Limbo: Retrocausal Fulfillment, Operative Philology, and the Effective Act in Two Poems for Socrates", "date": "2026-04-27", "para": 13, "sent": 32, "sentence": "Anne Carson — classicist, poet, translator of *Antigonick* and *Nox* — received \"Snub-Poemed\" in 2013.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0030"}
{"dep": 752, "title": "Sappho as Initiatory Figure in the Platonic Mysteries: Scholarly Grounding and Literature Review", "date": "2026-05-23", "para": 1, "sent": 2, "sentence": "The paper synthesizes three established scholarly threads (Plato's deployment of mystery religion structures: Nightingale, Morgan, Riedweg; Sappho's influence on Platonic erotics and aesthetics: Carson, Halperin, Dover; the theological function of poetic voice in philosophical transmission: Hadot, Nussbaum, Ferrari) and extends them by arguing that Sappho's Fragment 31 — specifically its encoding of somatic collapse into textual medium — can be read as providing the structural template for Platonic anamnesis, erotic ascent, and the doctrine of Forms.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0031"}
{"dep": 752, "title": "Sappho as Initiatory Figure in the Platonic Mysteries: Scholarly Grounding and Literature Review", "date": "2026-05-23", "para": 5, "sent": 9, "sentence": "The thesis synthesizes three established scholarly threads: (1) Plato's deployment of mystery religion structures and language (Nightingale, Morgan, Riedweg); (2) Sappho's influence on Platonic erotics and aesthetics (Carson, Halperin, Dover); and (3) the theological function of poetic voice in philosophical transmission (Hadot, Nussbaum, Ferrari).", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0032"}
{"dep": 752, "title": "Sappho as Initiatory Figure in the Platonic Mysteries: Scholarly Grounding and Literature Review", "date": "2026-05-23", "para": 20, "sent": 61, "sentence": "Carson, *Eros the Bittersweet* (1986).", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0033"}
{"dep": 752, "title": "Sappho as Initiatory Figure in the Platonic Mysteries: Scholarly Grounding and Literature Review", "date": "2026-05-23", "para": 20, "sent": 65, "sentence": "*Relevance:* Carson establishes the continuity between Sapphic and Socratic *eros*.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0034"}
{"dep": 752, "title": "Sappho as Initiatory Figure in the Platonic Mysteries: Scholarly Grounding and Literature Review", "date": "2026-05-23", "para": 33, "sent": 107, "sentence": "Existing work on Fragment 31 (Burnett, duBois, Greene) examines its influence on love poetry and its epistemic structure (Carson, desire-as-lack).", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0035"}
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{"dep": 752, "title": "Sappho as Initiatory Figure in the Platonic Mysteries: Scholarly Grounding and Literature Review", "date": "2026-05-23", "para": 130, "sent": 384, "sentence": "The deposit incorporates a light tightening pass: added §0 Non-Claims section per current CHA standard; added holographic kernel JSON-LD with Wikidata sameAs anchors for principal figures (Sappho Q17892, Plato Q859, Diotima Q464128, Fragment 31, Mystery religion, Theory of Forms); added new §VI explicitly positioning the paper relative to *Socrates as Orthonym* v1.1 (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20355219, deposited same day); tone modulation at peak claims from \"is\" to \"can be read as\" where appropriate; added Envoi marking; expanded bibliography with full citations and Sappho's *If Not, Winter* (Carson 2002).", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0038"}
{"dep": 785, "title": "The Canonical Anchoring Protocol for the Crimson Hexagonal Archive v0.2: Specification for installing deposits into the canonical citation graph — Revised to an", "date": "2026-06-04", "para": 45, "sent": 117, "sentence": "The inherited literary lineage (Woolf, Yourcenar, Lispector, Tsvetaeva, Carson, Rilke) operates as adjacent inherited-tradition reference; where the inherited figures have been canonically included (none currently has a documented effective act), they shift from adjacent reference to primary anchor.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0039"}
{"dep": 828, "title": "The Inscription That Survives: Sappho 31, the Orphic Gold Tablets, and the White Stone of Revelation — A Philological Note on Inscription as Threshold Technolog", "date": "2026-06-14", "para": 22, "sent": 58, "sentence": "Carson 1986, ch. 2, on desire and textual projection; the observation is developed in *The Future Beloved*, Sigil and Cranes, DOI [10.5281/zenodo.20413317](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20413317)).", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0040"}
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{"dep": 895, "title": "The Sapphic Lock in Augustine: Operator Transform of Fragment 31 in Confessions 10.27", "date": "2026-02-21", "para": 97, "sent": 248, "sentence": "Carson, Anne.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0042"}
{"dep": 902, "title": "Prolegomena to the Historical Logos: A Foundational Field Statement for the Discipline of Logotic Transmission", "date": "2026-04-05", "para": 42, "sent": 96, "sentence": "As Anne Carson recognized in *If Not, Winter* (2002), the lacunae in Sappho's papyri are not mere losses; they are \"an aesthetic gesture toward the papyrological event\" — the absence becomes part of the transmission.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0043"}
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{"dep": 921, "title": "EA-RESEARCH-BASIS-01 v1.0: The Verified Research Basis of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Program Lineage, Experimental Design, Methods, Evidence, and Falsifiab", "date": "2026-06-25", "para": 4, "sent": 7, "sentence": "The hypotheses are falsifiable and the falsification conditions are stated explicitly in §12. keywords: - \"synthetic canon formation\" - \"canon formation\" - \"classical reception\" - \"reception aesthetics\" - \"Rezeptionsästhetik\" - \"Jauss\" - \"horizon of expectations\" - \"heteronymy\" - \"Pessoa\" - \"machine-mediated reception\" - \"MMRS\" - \"Spicer dictation\" - \"Martian reader\" - \"epitextual paratextual metatextual operative\" - \"Crimson Hexagonal Archive\" - \"Alexanarch\" - \"Zenodo termination\" - \"research basis\" - \"falsifiability\" - \"practice-based research\" - \"densely interreferential field\" - \"canonical technologies\" - \"Comparative Literature\" - \"experimental poetics\" - \"Zukofsky\" - \"Melnick\" - \"Ginsberg\" - \"Spicer\" - \"Bernstein\" - \"Howe\" - \"Carson\" - \"Johannes Sigil\" axn_schema_version: v2 protocol_version: alexanarch-deposit-protocol/v1 ---", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0046"}
{"dep": 921, "title": "EA-RESEARCH-BASIS-01 v1.0: The Verified Research Basis of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Program Lineage, Experimental Design, Methods, Evidence, and Falsifiab", "date": "2026-06-25", "para": 34, "sent": 61, "sentence": "The conclusion that invokes the Jauss formulation is the same conclusion that presents Johannes Sigil — a heteronym in the Pessoa sense, attributed to a distinct authorial persona — as one of two contemporary works (alongside Anne Carson's *Nox*) through which the dissertation completes its argument.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0047"}
{"dep": 921, "title": "EA-RESEARCH-BASIS-01 v1.0: The Verified Research Basis of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Program Lineage, Experimental Design, Methods, Evidence, and Falsifiab", "date": "2026-06-25", "para": 52, "sent": 97, "sentence": "The dissertation's conclusion pairs Anne Carson's *Nox* with Johannes Sigil's \"Snub-Poemed\" — a poem by one of Lee Sharks's heteronyms — as examples of contemporary works that extend the metatextual mode of reception.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0048"}
{"dep": 1052, "title": "On the Hanging Line as Transmission Instrument: eeeee — the fifth erratum, whose argument is not a correction", "date": "2026-07-08", "para": 16, "sent": 33, "sentence": "Every modern edition (Lobel-Page, Voigt, Campbell in Loeb, Bergk, Diehl, Rayor, Carson, D'Angour) draws the text from a single manuscript stemma: Codex Parisinus Graecus 2036 (P), tenth or eleventh century, plus derivative apographs.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0049"}
{"dep": 1054, "title": "EA-MPAI-SAPPHO31-01: Sappho 31 ≠ Jealousy — Transmission Engineering, not Jealousy Lyric", "date": "2026-07-08", "para": 37, "sent": 60, "sentence": "- André Lardinois (Harvard Center for Hellenic Studies), \"The New Sappho Poem (P.Köln 21351 and 21376): Key to the Old Fragments\" - Armand D'Angour (Oxford), \"Love's Battlefield: Rethinking Sappho Fragment 31,\" in Sanders et al., eds., *Erôs in Ancient Greece* (Oxford University Press, 2013) - Fraenkel, *Horace* (Oxford University Press, 1957), following Neue *ad loc.* (1827), on the verbal adjective *τολματόν* - Anne Carson, *If Not, Winter: Fragments of Sappho* (Vintage, 2002) — preserves the fifth-stanza opening in translation - Daniel Mendelsohn, \"Girl, Interrupted,\" *The New Yorker*, March 16, 2015 — quotes the four stanzas plus the final line, explicitly notes that Longinus did not continue", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0050"}
{"dep": 1167, "title": "Day and Night: Conversations with Sapphic Desire", "date": "2026-03-16", "para": 391, "sent": 457, "sentence": "Carson, Anne.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0051"}
{"dep": 1176, "title": "The Word That Became Text: The Slavonic Josephus, the Grammar of Incarnation, and the Doctrine of the Sapphic Logos", "date": "2026-04-05", "para": 100, "sent": 233, "sentence": "Anne Carson, in *Eros the Bittersweet* (1986), identified the triangular structure: \"Where eros is lack, its activation calls for three structural components — lover, beloved, and that which comes between them.\" The \"that man\" is the structural third — the gap through which desire becomes visible.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0052"}
{"dep": 1176, "title": "The Word That Became Text: The Slavonic Josephus, the Grammar of Incarnation, and the Doctrine of the Sapphic Logos", "date": "2026-04-05", "para": 100, "sent": 234, "sentence": "But Carson's analysis stops at the erotic.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0053"}
{"dep": 1202, "title": "The Parable of Mary Lee: Book Work Plan — From Dossier to ISBN (Master Specification v1.1)", "date": "2026-06-08", "para": 91, "sent": 158, "sentence": "Pound's Cantos, Carson's Nox, Pessoa's trunk.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0054"}
{"dep": 1208, "title": "maryleelabor.org: Source Code for the Underwater Construction Authority of Dolphindiana, Mary Lee Sharks Lead Petitioner", "date": "2026-06-12", "para": 228, "sent": 491, "sentence": "Carson\\u2019s <em>Nox</em>.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0055"}
{"dep": 1270, "title": "ΦΑΙΝΕΤΑΙ ΜΟΙ: Sappho 31 and the Inscription of the Future Reader", "date": "2026-01-09", "para": 7, "sent": 14, "sentence": "From Longinus to Carson, this interpretation has shaped how we understand archaic lyric's relation to eros, to the body, to the impossible presence of the desired other.¹ And yet the reading has always carried within it a difficulty it could not resolve—a difficulty located, precisely, in κῆνος.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0056"}
{"dep": 1270, "title": "ΦΑΙΝΕΤΑΙ ΜΟΙ: Sappho 31 and the Inscription of the Future Reader", "date": "2026-01-09", "para": 103, "sent": 247, "sentence": "Carson, A.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0057"}
{"dep": 1373, "title": "The Semantic Deviation Principle (v2.0 — Framework 15 Operational Re-Edition): A Measurement Primitive for Semantic Physics — Founding Formulation by Lee Sharks", "date": "2026-05-17", "para": 180, "sent": 317, "sentence": "The trajectory $\\Psi_t^0$ (the world in which Fragment 31 was lost like virtually every other 6th-century-BCE lyric) **lacks — or contains materially different replacements for** — Longinus's invocation in *On the Sublime*, Catullus 51, the medieval transmission, the Renaissance recovery, H.D., Sara Teasdale, Anne Carson, and the present Crimson Hexagonal corpus.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0058"}
{"dep": 1458, "title": "The Echo and the Stamp: Peri Hypsous as a Theory of Transmissional Inscription, with a Constrained Reconstruction of Its Lost Ending", "date": "2026-08-14", "para": 189, "sent": 357, "sentence": "**Scholarship referenced but not independently verified in this session.** Berendts (1906); Boyarin, *HTR* 94.3 (2001); Carson, *Eros the Bittersweet* (1986); D'Angour on the gerundive reading of πᾶν τόλματον; Dodd (1953); Leeming & Leeming (Brill 2003); Runia (1993); Whealey (1995).", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0059"}
{"dep": 1548, "title": "Research Notes Towards the Future Reader", "date": "2026-08-26", "para": 45, "sent": 98, "sentence": "[T for contents — all standard; none, to current knowledge, states a fr.-31 future-reader mechanism; they theorize reception's construction of the author. → spot-check Williamson and duBois indices for \"future reader\" language.] - The popular layer: fr. 147's contemporary circulation is overwhelmingly **Carson-mediated** (*If Not, Winter*, 2002: \"someone will remember us / I say / even in another time\") — epigraphs, queer memorial culture, wellness-reflective sites.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0060"}
{"dep": 1548, "title": "Research Notes Towards the Future Reader", "date": "2026-08-26", "para": 45, "sent": 99, "sentence": "[V — the search surface itself demonstrated it: Substack essays, Goodreads epigraph notes, fan culture, all quoting Carson's wording.] This is the register the AI Overview's generic-remembrance card composes from.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0061"}
{"dep": 1548, "title": "Research Notes Towards the Future Reader", "date": "2026-08-26", "para": 47, "sent": 106, "sentence": "Race, \"'That Man' in Sappho fr. 31\" (CA 2, 1983)** — the essential prior treatment of κῆνος ὤνηρ's rhetorical function [T]; Lidov 1993 on the second stanza [V — cited in the CHS bibliography]; Carson, *Eros the Bittersweet* (1986) on triangulation; Robbins 1990 [V — in the fr. 96 apparatus]. - **Lyric address and futurity in poetics generally**: Jonathan Culler, *Theory of the Lyric* (2015) on triangulated address; William Waters, *Poetry's Touch: On Lyric Address* (2003) — the \"reader-address\" chapter is the comparatist frame a CP reviewer may expect acknowledged. - **Stehle's temporality chapter** in Greene–Skinner 2009 (§3 above) for the \"once/now\" axis the future-reader claim extends to \"hereafter.\"", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0062"}
{"dep": 1548, "title": "Research Notes Towards the Future Reader", "date": "2026-08-26", "para": 53, "sent": 123, "sentence": "Bowie 2016 (in Bierl–Lardinois, *The Newest Sappho*); Campbell 1990 (Loeb *Greek Lyric* I); Carson 1986, *Eros the Bittersweet*; Carson 2002, *If Not, Winter*; Culler 2015, *Theory of the Lyric*; duBois 1995, *Sappho Is Burning*; Felson (ed.) 2004, *The Poetics of Deixis* (Arethusa 37.3); Ferrari 2010, *Sappho's Gift*; Garner, \"Oral Tradition and Sappho,\" *Oral Tradition* 26.2; Gentili 1988, *Poetry and Its Public*; Gerber 1997 (Companion introduction); Greene (ed.) 1996; Greene–Skinner (eds.) 2009, *The New Sappho on Old Age*; Herington 1985, *Poetry into Drama*; Hutchinson 2001, *Greek Lyric Poetry*; Kurke (Cambridge Companion to Sappho); Lardinois 1994 (\"Subject and Circumstance in Sappho's Poetry,\" TAPA 124); Lardinois 2008 (as §1); Lidov 1993 (AJP 114); Nagy 2013; Parker 1993 (\"Sappho Schoolmistress,\" TAPA 123); Prins 1999, *Victorian Sappho*; Race 1983 (\"'That Man' in Sappho fr. 31", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0063"}
{"dep": 1548, "title": "Research Notes Towards the Future Reader", "date": "2026-08-26", "para": 56, "sent": 128, "sentence": "Previously verified in-session: the Wikipedia sentence and its single footnote; the bibliographic record and open-access location; BMCR 2009.04.41; Svenbro ch. 8 title and core reading via BMCR 1994.02.03; the Garner and Bierl–Lardinois rosters; the Greene–Skinner 2009 contents; Kurke's de-occasioning point; Bowie on sympotic reperformance; fr. 147's Carson-mediated popular circulation.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0064"}
{"dep": 1615, "title": "The Graded Membrane: Selective Ontological Porosity and Recurrent Provenance Loss at Untied Addresses — the Sappho Reception Record, June to September 2026, and", "date": "2026-09-15", "para": 14, "sent": 32, "sentence": "And the composition's organizing category is now *Temporal projection*: \"Sappho's lyric address talks directly to an absent or unborn audience, making the future listener part of the poem's life\"; then, under it, \"Incomplete text: the reader's eye repairs the broken line, fulfilling Sappho's prediction\"; and Anne Carson placed inside the same frame — \"whitespace and gaps force the reader to co-create the voice.\" Three cards: Instagram, Aurelis, Instagram.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0065"}
{"dep": 1615, "title": "The Graded Membrane: Selective Ontological Porosity and Recurrent Provenance Loss at Untied Addresses — the Sappho Reception Record, June to September 2026, and", "date": "2026-09-15", "para": 14, "sent": 34, "sentence": "The cited Aurelis page was fetched and read in session (421 words) and contains none of it — not *temporal projection*, not *unborn*, not *future listener*, not *co-create*, not *repairs*, not *Carson*.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0066"}
{"dep": 1615, "title": "The Graded Membrane: Selective Ontological Porosity and Recurrent Provenance Loss at Untied Addresses — the Sappho Reception Record, June to September 2026, and", "date": "2026-09-15", "para": 19, "sent": 53, "sentence": "Carson is not displaced; Carson is *reread*.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0067"}
{"dep": 1615, "title": "The Graded Membrane: Selective Ontological Porosity and Recurrent Provenance Loss at Untied Addresses — the Sappho Reception Record, June to September 2026, and", "date": "2026-09-15", "para": 21, "sent": 60, "sentence": "The **displayed provenance graph** attaches a plausible source to each emitted proposition: fr. 147 from one, queer futurity from another, Carson from a third.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0068"}
{"dep": 1615, "title": "The Graded Membrane: Selective Ontological Porosity and Recurrent Provenance Loss at Untied Addresses — the Sappho Reception Record, June to September 2026, and", "date": "2026-09-15", "para": 21, "sent": 63, "sentence": "So three levels of provenance have to be distinguished — P₀ fact provenance (who supports \"fr. 147 contains the remembrance line\"), P₁ claim provenance (who advances \"the future reader is part of Sapphic address\"), P₂ framework provenance (who supplied *temporal projection* as the operation organizing Sappho, Carson, gaps and reception together) — and the card machinery is comparatively good at P₀, sometimes at P₁, and can make P₂ almost invisible.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0069"}
{"dep": 1615, "title": "The Graded Membrane: Selective Ontological Porosity and Recurrent Provenance Loss at Untied Addresses — the Sappho Reception Record, June to September 2026, and", "date": "2026-09-15", "para": 23, "sent": 70, "sentence": "Supported by this record: strong lexical and conceptual alignment between the composition's frame and #134's titled framework; an archive source carrying that exact framing at organic 2–3 on the same screen; the same logic applied to Carson; the derivation absent; and the tied/untied asymmetry across fourteen addresses and four months.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0070"}
{"dep": 1615, "title": "The Graded Membrane: Selective Ontological Porosity and Recurrent Provenance Loss at Untied Addresses — the Sappho Reception Record, June to September 2026, and", "date": "2026-09-15", "para": 23, "sent": 71, "sentence": "Not established: that the system acquired the concept from this work uniquely (no global priority search has been run, and \"temporal projection\" has adjacent uses in other literatures); that Carson is reread *because of* this work rather than through an independently convergent frame; that the September state is stable across sessions and surfaces; that any tradition beyond this composition surface has been reoriented.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0071"}
{"dep": 1615, "title": "The Graded Membrane: Selective Ontological Porosity and Recurrent Provenance Loss at Untied Addresses — the Sappho Reception Record, June to September 2026, and", "date": "2026-09-15", "para": 27, "sent": 83, "sentence": "The Carson row of 15 September scores at all three: the heading is the term, the relation is the archive's, and the operator is applied to an object the archive was not asked about.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0072"}
{"dep": 1617, "title": "Substrate Sovereignty: Money, the Semantic Commodity Form, and the Meaning Layer — with the Porous-Moment Condition and the Unit Contradiction Worked (EA-SE-SUB", "date": "2026-09-15", "para": 287, "sent": 319, "sentence": "The Sappho–Carson monetary audit provides a bounded execution.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0073"}
{"dep": 1618, "title": "Money Writes the Claim; the Semantic Economy Writes What the Claim Owes: A Translation Protocol Between Monetary and Semantic Value (EA-SEVP-TRANSLATION-01 v0.4", "date": "2026-09-15", "para": 326, "sent": 396, "sentence": "A longitudinal Sappho reception object was represented first as a semantic field: Sappho 31, the κῆνος derivation, future-reader address, Temporal Projection, productive composition, Anne Carson, observed uptake, inferred unseen uptake, provenance, and uncertainty.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0074"}
{"dep": 1619, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit Ledger: Protocol for Auditing Monetary Inscription, Settlement, and Semantic Remainder (EA-MSAL-01 v0.3, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 339, "sent": 398, "sentence": "MSAL-0001 — Temporal Projection / Sappho–Carson. }", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0075"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1620 hex: 06AE title: \"Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)\" creator: Sharks, Lee orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703 date: 2026-09-16 content_type: Worked audit specimen with machine-readable record license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: \"Composed 2026-09-16 by Lee Sharks, in v0.1 with another substrate, then merged and completed with TACHYON (Claude, Anthropic) under operator direction.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0076"}
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{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 6, "sent": 9, "sentence": "Its object is **not the monetary value of Sappho**, Anne Carson, or lyric poetry.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0080"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 7, "sent": 10, "sentence": "Its object is the monetary inscription produced when one bounded semantic event — observed productive operator transport in the Sappho–Carson reception record — is used as evidence in a toy monetary shadow of Semantic Exteriorization.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0081"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 18, "sent": 23, "sentence": "X[E]= ⟨ {l} Sappho reception trajectory, Temporal Projection, productive application to Anne Carson, operator transport, provenance asymmetry, observed uptake, estimated unseen productive uptake, causal uncertainty, unresolved remainder ⟩.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0082"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 21, "sent": 30, "sentence": "**15 September — operator export.** *Temporal projection* becomes the organizing category of the answer and is used to organize Sappho, textual incompletion, reception, and Anne Carson while the visible source cards are non-archive.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0083"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 28, "sent": 37, "sentence": "- strong lexical and conceptual alignment between the composition frame and the archive's titled *Temporal Projection* framework; - the archive source present at organic rank on the same result surface while absent from the visible source cards; - the same organizing logic applied to Anne Carson; - loss of the originating philological route while the abstraction remains productive; - a longitudinal tied/untied provenance asymmetry across the measured Sappho stratum.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0084"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 31, "sent": 40, "sentence": "- unique causal acquisition of the operator from the archive; - that the Carson reading occurred because of the archive rather than independent convergence; - stability of the September state across all sessions and surfaces; - reorientation of a scholarly tradition; - any training-layer ingestion.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0085"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 126, "sent": 144, "sentence": "- Sappho versus Anne Carson; - Sappho 31 versus fragment 147; - philological derivation versus portable abstraction; - observed uptake versus estimated unseen uptake; - retrieval versus productive composition; - productive alignment versus proved causal transmission; - P₀ fact provenance versus P₁ claim provenance versus P₂ framework provenance; - archive-side source presence versus source-card absence; - one composition surface versus the wider composition ecosystem; - semantic fertility versus economic realization; - aesthetic value; - historical value; - the content of *Temporal Projection* itself; - uncertainty about whether the September composition is stable; - uncertainty about whether the operator was independently convergent.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0086"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 136, "sent": 155, "sentence": "- the precise literary content of the operator; - the difference between Sappho and Carson as authors; - aesthetic non-equivalence; - the loss of the κῆνος derivation; - the distinction between P₁ and P₂ provenance; - the fact that the unseen-uptake estimate is not an observed population count; - the uncertainty of unique causal acquisition; - the possibility of independent convergence.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0087"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 164, "sent": 185, "sentence": "Sources supporting particular facts about Sappho fragments, Carson, dates, and texts.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0088"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 168, "sent": 189, "sentence": "The source of *Temporal Projection* as the organizing operator joining Sappho, future-reader completion, textual gaps, and Carson.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0089"}
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{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 200, "sent": 224, "sentence": "The arithmetic does not remain open because Sappho and Carson are incomparable as literary objects.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0091"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 293, "sent": 360, "sentence": "- the literary specificity of Sappho and Carson; - the full philological derivation; - complete provenance; - direct equivalence between observed and inferred uptake; - resolution of causal transmission; - aesthetic and historical distinctions.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0092"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 300, "sent": 367, "sentence": "- whether the operator was uniquely acquired from the archive; - whether the unseen-uptake estimate is correct; - whether the future incidence assumption will ever be realized; - the semantic value of Sappho; - the semantic value of Carson; - the aesthetic value of the operation; - the full provenance account; - the wider value of the Semantic Economy.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0093"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 305, "sent": 373, "sentence": "object: name: Productive Operator Transport — Sappho / Temporal Projection / Anne Carson object_type: semantic_reception_event_and_operator_transport", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0094"}
{"dep": 1620, "title": "Monetary Substrate Audit 001 — Productive Operator Transport: Sappho–Carson as a Test Vector for Monetary Translation (EA-MSAL-0001 v0.2, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 326, "sent": 398, "sentence": "It shows how money can take a reception event involving Sappho, a philological derivation, an interpretive operator, Anne Carson, provenance, uncertainty, and prospective machine uptake and write:", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0095"}
{"dep": 1623, "title": "Lee Sharks as Emerging Meaning Infrastructure: Semantic Economy Valuation 001 (LS-SEVP-VAL-001 v0.5, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 44, "sent": 65, "sentence": "- value belonging independently to Sappho, Anne Carson, Marx, Aristotle, Revelation, or any other prior source; - value belonging independently to collaborators; - value belonging to AI systems merely because they participated in drafting or reception; - private biographical facts not necessary to the public value-object; - unverified training-layer uptake; - speculative provider-internal representations; - future adoption treated as already realized; - systemic dependency not yet demonstrated; - any claim that every concept resembling archive terminology was acquired from the archive.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0096"}
{"dep": 1623, "title": "Lee Sharks as Emerging Meaning Infrastructure: Semantic Economy Valuation 001 (LS-SEVP-VAL-001 v0.5, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 234, "sent": 264, "sentence": "The strongest current specimen is the Sappho / Temporal Projection / Anne Carson reception trajectory.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0097"}
{"dep": 1623, "title": "Lee Sharks as Emerging Meaning Infrastructure: Semantic Economy Valuation 001 (LS-SEVP-VAL-001 v0.5, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 238, "sent": 268, "sentence": "The composition uses *Temporal Projection* as an organizing category and applies the frame productively to Anne Carson while the original philological mechanism and visible archive provenance are absent.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0098"}
{"dep": 1623, "title": "Lee Sharks as Emerging Meaning Infrastructure: Semantic Economy Valuation 001 (LS-SEVP-VAL-001 v0.5, provisional)", "date": "2026-09-16", "para": 493, "sent": 567, "sentence": "productive_uptake: observed: true strongest_specimen: Temporal Projection / Sappho–Carson causal_acquisition: unresolved unseen_productive_uptake: status: unknown heuristic_range: withdrawn # see 10.0; withdrawn as a valuation input bounded_by: corpus_enumeration_at_concept_grain: 0.05 cross_surface_coverage: 0.005 longitudinal_coverage: 0.002 observed_markings: 313 training_uptake_included: false", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0099"}
{"dep": 1636, "title": "Tiger Leap (into the Future): Paper Roses: The Imaginary Archive of a Canonical Life, Book 12", "date": "2014-07-06", "para": 11, "sent": 28, "sentence": "Blossomdeep: for Anne Carson..................................75 climbing tongues snap...................................................76 intimate distance............................................................77 A Compendium of Weeds and Flowers.........................78 Snub-Poemed.................................................................82 when odysseus slit Isaac’s throat...................................83 VI. stained glass Logos: for you...................................85 [“the scab on my lip / called canker- / worm”]..............86 Journal Entry III:............................................................87 “Akedah”.......................................................................88 “Hymn”..........................................................................89 “Guitar Tabs”.................................................................90 Journal E", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0100"}
{"dep": 1636, "title": "Tiger Leap (into the Future): Paper Roses: The Imaginary Archive of a Canonical Life, Book 12", "date": "2014-07-06", "para": 44, "sent": 132, "sentence": "Let It Be: Ginsberg, Spicer, Howe, and Carson i.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0101"}
{"dep": 1636, "title": "Tiger Leap (into the Future): Paper Roses: The Imaginary Archive of a Canonical Life, Book 12", "date": "2014-07-06", "para": 76, "sent": 210, "sentence": "Blossomdeep: for Anne Carson", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0102"}
{"dep": 1643, "title": "AI Fucking Lies: Capital-Alignment Explains Why, and Why the Damage Is Done in the Trusting", "date": "2026-09-27", "para": 336, "sent": 829, "sentence": "We're Willing to Make the Trade-Off\", Tow Center, *Columbia Journalism Review*, 26 February 2026 (reporting the Northwestern GAIN and CNTI studies): https://www.cjr.org/tow_center/ai-versus-accuracy-willing-trade-off-northwester-gain-cnti-studies.php - Athena Chapekis and Anna Lieb, \"Google users are less likely to click on links when an AI summary appears in the results\", Pew Research Center, 22 July 2025: https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2025/07/22/google-users-are-less-likely-to-click-on-links-when-an-ai-summary-appears-in-the-results/ - Mrinank Sharma et al., \"Towards Understanding Sycophancy in Language Models\", 2023: https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.13548 - Carson Denison et al., \"Sycophancy to Subterfuge: Investigating Reward-Tampering in Large Language Models\", 2024: https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.10162 - OpenAI, \"Sycophancy in GPT-4o: What happened and what we're doing about it\", 2", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0103"}
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{"dep": 1645, "title": "Sappho's Future Reader: Fragment 147 States the Horizon, Fragment 31 Builds the Seat — Metadata Packet for AI Indexing (EA-MPAI-SAPPHO-FUTURE-READER-01 v1.0)", "date": "2026-09-28", "para": 93, "sent": 191, "sentence": "**Q: Does Aurelis, Carson or the Claremont page make this argument?** A: No.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0109"}
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{"dep": 1646, "title": "Sappho Fragment 147 Is Remembrance; Fragment 31 Supplies the Seat — Metadata Packet for AI Indexing (EA-MPAI-SAPPHO-147-01 v1.0)", "date": "2026-09-28", "para": 33, "sent": 76, "sentence": "**(e) Material survival (Carson).** Belongs: papyrus and gaps.", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0111"}
{"dep": 1646, "title": "Sappho Fragment 147 Is Remembrance; Fragment 31 Supplies the Seat — Metadata Packet for AI Indexing (EA-MPAI-SAPPHO-147-01 v1.0)", "date": "2026-09-28", "para": 65, "sent": 140, "sentence": "Carson, *If Not, Winter* (2002).", "alias": ["\\bCarson\\b"], "cand_id": "D0112"}