The New Human Standing Canon v0.2 is the cumulative reference surface for canonical-inclusion Effective Acts.
Its unit is not merely a name. Each entry includes:
- the induction event;
- the figure’s operative role;
- works inducted by extension;
- predecessor relations;
- successor relations;
- peer relations;
- adjacent inherited-canon figures;
- CAP anchoring relations;
- deposits that operate the entry.
The v0.2 revision turns the canon from a list into a graph.
Examples visible in the registry include:
- Paul Klee as founding visual-canon operator;
- Sappho and the melic poets as the living lyric tongue and fragmentation-as-preservation lineage;
- Homer as oral-to-archival transmission precedent;
- the Platonic lineage as philosophical dialogue and heteronymic apparatus;
- the ancient atomists as the Swerve lineage.
The registry distinguishes:
- formally inducted entries, installed by an Effective Act;
- adjacent inherited-canon references, which influence the corpus without a formal inclusion act.
CAP relations such as stands-under, cites-in-the-canonical-sense, glosses, comments-on, stands-against, and written-from-within govern later traversal.