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- INTRODUCTION: ASSERTION
- Methodological Preface
- Central Thesis
- Why New Ontology Is Necessary
- CHAPTER 1: THE PRINCIPLE
- 1.1. The Ontological Nature of Observation
- 1.2. The Mechanism of Self-Reference
- 1.3. The Absolute Ontological Minimum
- CHAPTER 2: STRUCTURE
- 2.1. Gradation Without Hierarchy
- 2.2. Pattern as Dynamic Identity
- 2.3. Emergence: Mechanisms and Limits
- Chapter Conclusion
- CHAPTER 3: CONSCIOUSNESS
- 3.1. Solution to the “Hard Problem”
- 3.2. Personhood as Self-Sustaining Pattern
- 3.3. Freedom as Self-Determination
- CHAPTER 4: SOLUTIONS
- 4.1. Dissolution of the Mind-Body Problem
- 4.2. The Nature of Time
- 4.3. The Problem of Other Minds
- CHAPTER 5: IMPLICATIONS
- 5.1. Ontological Consequences
- 5.2. Epistemological Revolution
- 5.3. Existential Perspective
- CONCLUSION: HORIZON
- Summary of the Proof
- Limits of the Theory
- Open Questions
- Philosophy as Process