Syllogistics intellectus cognitum. Logos.
Year: 2025
Type: other
Abstract: The document "Syllogistics Intellectus Cognitum Logos" by Mikhail Valerevich Fedorchenko presents a profound philosophical and logical exploration of existence, structured around a universal model of reality comprising the Existential Core, Being, the World, and the Universe. This work is significant for both scholarly and general audiences due to its innovative synthesis of metaphysical, logical, and socio-cultural concepts, offering a framework for understanding the interconnectedness of existence and the order of things.For the academic community, the work provides a novel approach to syllogistic reasoning, visualized through hierarchical diagrams (e.g., rays connecting the Universe, World, Being, and Core) and geometric representations (e.g., triangles and vertices). It introduces a layered model of reality that integrates existential crises, historical paradigms like the Kingdom of God, and speculative future orders (e.g., the "X" order). This framework is particularly relevant for researchers in philosophy, logic, theology, and systems theory, as it challenges conventional binary logic and proposes a dynamic, multi-tiered understanding of reality. The document’s references to historical and cultural constructs, such as the Kosmos and the divine project of Jesus, provide fertile ground for interdisciplinary studies in history, religious studies, and epistemology.For a broader audience, the work’s emphasis on the "True order of things" and the "Renaissance of the Kosmos" resonates with universal questions about human existence, societal organization, and the pursuit of meaning. Its accessible metaphors, such as the interconnected spheres and the cyclical nature of existential crises, make complex philosophical ideas relatable to individuals seeking to understand their role in the world. The discussion of cooperation with global academies and references to historical figures like Jesus and Peter offer practical insights into how philosophical principles can inform societal structures and collective resilience, appealing to those interested in cultural and ethical development.By bridging abstract syllogistic reasoning with tangible socio-historical contexts, "Syllogistics Intellectus Cognitum Logos" serves as a valuable resource for scholars exploring the intersections of logic, metaphysics, and culture, as well as for a general audience seeking a deeper understanding of existence and order in a complex world. Its visionary approach encourages dialogue on the past, present, and future of human civilization, making it a compelling contribution to both academic and public discourse.
Author: Fedorchenko, Mikhail
Language: English
Subfield: General Social Sciences
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7078437337
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