Emergence in Meta-Monism: Ontological Retention and the Grammar of Difference
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| contents | <p dir="ltr">This paper presents a meta-ontological account of emergence within the framework of Meta-Monism, where reality is constituted not by substances or interactions, but by gradients of ontological difference (∇U). We argue that emergence is not the spontaneous generation of novelty but the stabilization of differential tension between actuality (A) and unrealized potential (–A₀). By reformulating emergence as a retention threshold within an ontological field, we provide a coherent alternative to both reductionist and pluralist paradigms. Emergence is modeled not as a physical event, but as the temporal fixation of asymmetry within a bounded range of ∇U intensity. Implications for physics, metaphysics, and consciousness studies are explored.</p> <p> </p> |
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| spellingShingle | Emergence in Meta-Monism: Ontological Retention and the Grammar of Difference Myshko, Andrii Ontological Emergence Meta-Monism ∇U Field Theory Gradient of Difference Ontological Tension Phase Retention Unified Ontology Emergent Form Structural Realism Collapse Threshold Nonlinear Metaphysics Chaos and Form Strong Emergence Philosophy of Physics Ontology of Time and Space Process Metaphysics Consciousness and Coherence Field-Based Ontology Retained Difference Foundations of Reality <p dir="ltr">This paper presents a meta-ontological account of emergence within the framework of Meta-Monism, where reality is constituted not by substances or interactions, but by gradients of ontological difference (∇U). We argue that emergence is not the spontaneous generation of novelty but the stabilization of differential tension between actuality (A) and unrealized potential (–A₀). By reformulating emergence as a retention threshold within an ontological field, we provide a coherent alternative to both reductionist and pluralist paradigms. Emergence is modeled not as a physical event, but as the temporal fixation of asymmetry within a bounded range of ∇U intensity. Implications for physics, metaphysics, and consciousness studies are explored.</p> <p> </p> |
| title | Emergence in Meta-Monism: Ontological Retention and the Grammar of Difference |
| topic | Ontological Emergence Meta-Monism ∇U Field Theory Gradient of Difference Ontological Tension Phase Retention Unified Ontology Emergent Form Structural Realism Collapse Threshold Nonlinear Metaphysics Chaos and Form Strong Emergence Philosophy of Physics Ontology of Time and Space Process Metaphysics Consciousness and Coherence Field-Based Ontology Retained Difference Foundations of Reality |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15583388 |