Treatise on Ontology by Denys Spirin - HTML preview
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Coda: Reflexivity of the Theory
This ontology does not claim privileged access to truth. It rejects the notion of absolute grounding in favor of operational articulation. What it offers is a reflexive grammar of articulation—a logic that describes how scenes, structures, and meanings emerge through differentiation.
Every theory presupposes a scene. We make that presupposition
explicit. Our ontology is not exempt from its own logic: it is itself a scene of articulation, a structured projection that enables certain distinctions while excluding others.
Its strength lies in its transparency. By treating differentiation as
primary, it avoids the trap of ontological absolutism, but this very move prevents it from asserting finality. Other meta-theories may emerge, structured through different primitives.
No theory is final; every theory is a move in the Game.




