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Unitatea funcțional-organică (a conștiinței) ca alternativă la unitatea substanțială, în budhismul Yogācāra

open access: yesThe Annals of "Dunărea de Jos" University of Galaţi. Fascicle XVIII, Philosophy
Yogācāra Buddhism, the idealistic branch of Mahāyāna, features a moderate ontology, more inclined to realism, which gives a certain degree of reality to manifestation.
Ovidiu Cristian NEDU
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Epistemological and ontological issues of a unifying theory : unity and diversity of sciences.

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La quête d'une théorie unificatrice sous-tend des interrogations épistémologiques (modes de construction des connaissances) et ontologiques (conditions et modes d’existence). En introduction, l’unité de la science est rappelée par la même démarche générale, critique et justificative.
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Five-Dimensional Ontology: The Unity of Matter, Consciousness and Special Beings

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From the perspective of dialectical materialism, Five-Dimensional Ontology proposes that any real being is a five-dimensional unity of boundary, structure, reserve, direction and intensity. Matter is the condensed form of intensity at the low-dimensional level, and consciousness is the conscious form of intensity at the high-dimensional level.
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FLYTRONIC SYNARCHY AND THE ONTOLOGICAL UNITY OF MEANINGS WITHIN THE ZEBTS FRAMEWORK

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Abstract Flytronic synarchy is the highest form of coherence within the ZEBTS framework, representing a state of maximal semantic integration among the modes of the Triune Substance (Matter M, Boundary Γ, Limit P). Unlike ordinary coherence (κ ≥ κ₍crit₎), synarchy is characterized by: limit coherence: κ → 1, high semantic density: ρ ≥ ρ ...
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Unity, Polarity, Symmetry, Manifestation: An Ontology of Differentiation and Re-Potentialization

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This essay develops an ontology of differentiation and re-potentialization based on P.R. Sarkar’s Four-Chamber Model. It begins from the problem of how stable forms, identities, meanings, and structures emerge at all. While materialist approaches tend to reduce such phenomena to physical processes, non-materialist ontologies often respond by positing ...
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