Author: Vladisav Jovanović
Status: Journal article
Version: Latest archived (Apr 2026)
This paper examines how structural presence, boundary, and scale interact in the stabilization of relation. It argues that structuration must be understood as a scale-sensitive process in which local formations organize burdens, mediate contact, and maintain viability within a differentiated field. Structural presence is treated not as mere existence but as adequacy: the degree to which a formation can actually hold and organize the relations it claims to carry.
structuration; structural presence; boundary; scale; stabilization; relation; adequacy; field; local structuration; structural intelligence