SOCIOPLASTICS - 3497 — The Grammatical Threshold - Scalar Grammar and the Passage from Data Heap to Knowledge Body - Core VIII · Pentagon I · Tome IV · LAPIEZA-LAB, Madrid 2026

This paper develops Scalar Grammar as a theory of how accumulated material becomes a coherent knowledge body. A corpus does not become a field because it grows; it becomes a field when its parts acquire position, recurrence, relation and scale. The paper identifies three conditions of grammatical formation: scalar awareness, recurrence density and threshold closure. Together, these conditions mark the passage from data heap to knowledge body, where fragments stop floating as isolated objects and begin to support cumulative orientation. The Grammatical Threshold names the moment when growth produces depth rather than mere volume.