Lead-In This essay makes a simple claim: before anything can be said to mean, it must first hold together. The concern here is not with meaning itself, but with the prior conditions that make coherence possible and meaning attainable. Across philosophy and social systems alike, … Continue reading From Platonic Forms to Orientational Recurrence: A Pre-Semantic Account for Semantic Stabilization
Toward a Process-Oriented Architecture of Situated Meaning 1. Introduction The Dynamic Quadranym Model (DQM) project addresses one of the central impasses in artificial intelligence research: the semantic wall—the point at which symbolic or statistical models can manipulate language but cannot inhabit its meaning. While current … Continue reading From Concrescence to Coherence: Whitehead through the Semantic Core (DQM)
Meaning is the coupling between the orientation and the situation.
The two clearest examples of actual occasions are, thus, a momentary experience, whether of a human being or of some other animal, and a quantum of energy. By giving them the same name, Whitehead calls attention to what, with all their differences, they have in … Continue reading Whitehead’s Process Philosophy and the Q Model: A Symbiotic Vision of Dynamic Reality
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