Summary Paper of Axioma 412: A Structural Meta-Framework on the Conditions of Existence/Appearance

Abstract

This 8-paged document outlines a domain-independent conceptual formalism presented as a structural meta-ontology anticipated to span several domains. The summary version remains commissioned to perform the function of providing the core architecture of the framework and is meant to fulfill the purpose of becoming appropriately manipulated as a structural device. The paper proposes a logic-based system with the intention of reflecting existence through a systemic mode of reasoning, featuring multi-scale analysis utilizing the micro-meso-macro scale template, whole-before-parts and/or parts-before-wholes characteristics, an assigned dual-aspect ontology and a multi-aspect extensibility for adequate classification, resolution-based emergence, frame-dependency, (human) observer-independency, and a multi-reality ontology exclusively with the intention of enabling breadth and depth. The conceptual framework is grounded in various fundamental subject matters of human philosophy and establishes structural boundary transitions and complex meta-ontological arrangements independent of existing domain-specific terminology and (academic) literature. This meta-framework is constructed to provide assistance in facilitating concepts, theories, or metaphysical frameworks requiring a structural or ontological foundation. Keywords: multi-scale analysis, formal logic, nested containment, ontology primitives, first-principles, metaontology