Serhii Hostiunin

Toward a Theory of Viability Domains: Formalization of Viability Domains, Constraints, and the Harmony Norm

This article proposes the next stage in the formalization of Vitology following the development of the comparative methodology introduced in G15: a transition from the general concept of viability toward a research candidate for a Theory of Viability Domains. The central idea is...

Toward a Comparative Identification of Common Regularities Across Scientific Disciplines: A Vitological Methodological Framework

В данной статье разработана методологическая основа для сравнительной идентификации, классификации и проверки предполагаемых общих закономерностей в различных научных дисциплинах в рамках витологии. Ее основная цель — исследовать возможные междисциплинарные закономерности жизнесп...

Egocentrization of the Fragment and the Decline of System Viability: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Fragment–Whole Relations

This article proposes the concept of Egocentrization of the Fragment as a possible cross-disciplinary systemic pattern associated with the decline of viability in complex systems. The starting premise is the distinction between differentiation and fragmentation. Differentiation,...

Egocentrization of the Fragment and the Decline of System Viability: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Fragment–Whole Relations

This article proposes the concept of Egocentrization of the Fragment as a possible cross-disciplinary systemic pattern associated with the decline of viability in complex systems. The starting premise is the distinction between differentiation and fragmentation. Differentiation,...

State Viability as a Criterion for the Quality of Domestic and Foreign Policy: Real and Informational Dimensions

This article examines State Viability as a possible complementary criterion for evaluating the quality of domestic and foreign policy within the framework of Vitology. Contemporary policy evaluation commonly considers economic performance, institutional effectiveness, national se...

State Viability as a Criterion for the Quality of Domestic and Foreign Policy: Real and Informational Dimensions

This article examines State Viability as a possible complementary criterion for evaluating the quality of domestic and foreign policy within the framework of Vitology. Contemporary policy evaluation commonly considers economic performance, institutional effectiveness, national se...

Stability as a Synchroauthentic Manifestation of the Norm of Harmony and the Regularities of the Source of Life

Stability is commonly associated with the preservation of a system's state, structure, or essential functions under changing conditions. However, for living, adaptive, organizational, ecological, technological, and other complex systems, stability cannot be reduced to immobility...

Toward a Vitological Interpretation of Information Theory

This article proposes a vitological interpretation of information theory by introducing viability as a universal criterion for evaluating the functional significance of information. While classical information theory primarily investigates the transmission, storage, processing, a...

Vitological Information Ethics: Toward Viability-Oriented Evaluation of Information

This article introduces the concept of Vitological Information Ethics as a complementary interdisciplinary framework for evaluating information from the perspective of system viability. While existing approaches to information ethics primarily focus on truthfulness, privacy, fair...

Information as a Factor of Viability: Value Information Exchange in Open Systems

This article examines information as one of the fundamental factors influencing the viability of open systems within the conceptual framework of Vitology. While classical information theory primarily investigates the transmission, storage, processing, and organization of informat...

Viability as a Measure of the Maturity of Knowledge: Toward a Viability-Oriented Theory of Knowledge

This paper proposes a viability-oriented epistemological perspective as a philosophical and methodological extension of classical theories of knowledge. Rather than replacing traditional epistemology, the proposed framework introduces viability as an additional criterion for eval...

Information as a Factor of Viability: Value Information Exchange in Open Systems

This article examines information as one of the fundamental factors influencing the viability of open systems within the conceptual framework of Vitology. While classical information theory primarily investigates the transmission, storage, processing, and organization of informat...