Territorial Knowledge Circuits: Frozen Argumentative Corpus, Search Documentation and Analytical Framework

This dataset documents the freezing of the argumentative corpus and the methodological strategy developed for a critical theoretical-conceptual review on Territorial Knowledge Circuits. The deposit includes bibliographic search records, selection and exclusion criteria, the organisation of research traditions and analytical families, the argumentative corpus used in the manuscript, and the conceptual coding of knowledge movement, transformation, appropriation and operationality. The documentation was developed between 2 and 15 July 2026. Structured searches and bibliographic verification were conducted between 8 and 15 July 2026, and the argumentative corpus was frozen on 15 July 2026. Corpus freezing does not represent the definitive closure of the review. It establishes a stable methodological point for manuscript writing and evaluation. Subsequent additions should be recorded as explicitly justified amendments. The dataset includes: a spreadsheet containing search records, counts, the argumentative corpus, selection criteria, conceptual coding and analytical families; a supplementary document describing the methodological strategy and conceptual architecture; metadata and documentation files supporting reuse and auditability. The corpus was organised through bibliographic searches and citation tracing using Scopus, Web of Science, SciELO, ERIC, Litmaps and other literature discovery and verification tools. This deposit complements the initial bibliographic mapping previously published as: Ribeiro, E. A. W. (2026). Mapeamento bibliográfico para uma revisão teórico-conceitual sobre Ensino de Geografia e Circuitos do Conhecimento Territorial: exportações do Litmaps e matriz de triagem. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21296017 This dataset is not intended to provide an exhaustive review of all scholarship on knowledge circulation, translation or appropriation. Its purpose is to ensure transparency, traceability and methodological support for the theoretical corpus mobilised in the formulation of Territorial Knowledge Circuits.