Foundations of Ontological Structuralism

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Authors: Régent, Xavier J.
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Abstract

Foundations of Ontological Structuralism presents a unified framework where logic, language, and physical law derive from Being understood as intrinsic coherence. By reconstructing the structural roots of definition and necessity, the text demonstrates how scientific intelligibility depends on deep ontological constraints. It provides the theoretical groundwork for the Nitescence Theorem and Cymalogy, offering a rigorous synthesis that bridges classical logic, semantic analysis, and modern physics within a system of rational monism. _______ Keywords : Philosophy of Logic • Ontological Structuralism • Formal Ontology • Nitescence Theorem • Logical Foundations • Structural Realism • Causality and Necessity • Semantic Structures • Epistemic Frameworks • Unified Theories • Cymalogy • Philosophy of Science • Coherence Principles • Metaphysical Foundations • Unified Framework • Science Communication • Popular Science • Open Science •

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
27 April 2026
Language
EN