Genesis 1.0: The Iterative Unfolding of Complexity and the Formal Logic of Creation
Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: Genesis 1.0 explores the emergence of complex cultural, ecological and symbolic systems through a multidisciplinary lens that bridges theology, anthropology, and environmental sciences. The study examines how foundational narratives shape human perception, collective identity, and our relationship to the natural world, proposing an integrative framework that connects mythic structures with contemporary ecological thinking. By tracing the interplay between creation motifs, cultural memory, and landscape, the work outlines a model in which human meaning‑making and environmental embeddedness form a single, co‑evolving continuum. Genesis 1.0 thus offers a conceptual foundation for reinterpreting origins—not as fixed points in time, but as dynamic processes unfolding across biological, cultural, and spiritual domains.
Author: Ladányi, Eva
Institution: University of Pecs
Language: English
Subfield: Sociology and Political Science
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7155703228
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