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== Definition ==
 
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La Fenomenologia Evoluzionistica descrive le manifestazioni degli Enti, le vari tipologie e la dinamica delle Relazioni che costituiscono le fondamenta dell'Essenza, della forma, della Realtà. Sono i collegamenti che consentono agli Agenti, gli Operatori di Realtà, di esprimere i processi di costruzione delle strutture dinamiche e conservative, che costituiscono l'essenza del Processo di Formazione della Realtà. Un ciclo senza fine che rende sempre più complessa e interconnessa la rete universale degli eventi.
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Evolutionary Phenomenology describes the manifestations of the [[Entities]], the various typologies and the dynamics of the [[Relations]] that constitute the foundations of the [[Essence]], of the form of [[Reality]]. Relations are the connections that allow [[Agents]], [[Operators of Reality]], to express the processes of construction of the dynamic and conservative structures, which are the essence of the [[Process of Formation of Reality]]. An endless cycle that makes the universal network of [[Events]] more and more complex and interconnected.
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d_ev_phenomenology Fenomenologia Evoluzionistica La Fenomenologia Evoluzionistica descrive le manifestazioni degli [[Enti]], le vari tipologie e la dinamica delle [[Relazioni]] che costituiscono le fondamenta dell’[[Essenza]], della forma, della [[Realtà]]. Sono i collegamenti che consentono agli [[Agenti]], gli [[Operatori di Realtà|Operatori di Realtà]], di esprimere i [[processi]] di costruzione delle [[Strutture di Informazione|strutture]] dinamiche e conservative, che costituiscono l’[[essenza]] del [[Processo di Formazione della Realtà Universale|Processo di Formazione della Realtà]]. Un ciclo senza fine che rende sempre più complessa e interconnessa la rete universale degli [[eventi]]. Evolutionary phenomenology The Evolutionary Phenomenology describes the manifestations of the [[Entities], the various types and the dynamics of the [[Relationships]] that constitute the foundations of the [[Essence]], of the form, of the [[Reality]]. They are the connections that permit to the [[Agents]], the [[Operators of Reality|Operators of Reality]], to express the [[processes]] of construction of the [[Structure of Information|dynamic and conservative structures]] that constitute the [[essence]] of the [[Process of Formation of the Universal Reality|Process of Formation of the Reality]]. A cycle without end that makes always more complex and interconnected the universal network   of the [[events]]. Evolutionary phenomenology The Evolutionary Phenomenology describes the manifestations of the [[Entities], the various types and the dynamics of the [[Relationships]] that constitute the foundations of the [[Essence]], of the form, of the [[Reality]]. They are the connections that permit to the [[Agents]], the [[Operators of Reality|Operators of Reality]],  to express the [[processes]] of construction of the [[Structure of Information|dynamic and conservative structures]] that constitute the [[essence]] of the [[Process of Formation of the Universal Reality|Process of Formation of the Reality]]. A cycle without end that makes always more complex and interconnected the universal network  of the [[events]].
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La Fenomenologia comprende la definizione e la classificazione di tali relazioni fondamentali, delle tipologie dei collegamenti che legano gli enti in strutture via via più complesse. Tra gli elementi più importanti troviamo le connessioni funzionali tra gli Operatori di Realtà, le interazioni fisiche tra le strutture della materia, e, ai livelli più complessi, le articolate connessioni biochimiche negli esseri viventi, sino alle relazioni funzionali che permetto l’espressione dei sistemi cognitivi, le reti sociali, la cultura, e così via.
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Phenomenology includes the definition and classification of these fundamental relationships, of the types of links that bind entities to increasingly complex structures. Among the most important elements we find the functional connections between Operators of Reality, the physical interactions between the structures of matter, and, at the most complex levels, the articulated biochemical connections in living beings, up to the functional relationships that allow the expression of systems cognitive, social networks, culture, and so on.
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 20:03, 19 August 2019

Definition

Evolutionary Phenomenology describes the manifestations of the Entities, the various typologies and the dynamics of the Relations that constitute the foundations of the Essence, of the form of Reality. Relations are the connections that allow Agents, Operators of Reality, to express the processes of construction of the dynamic and conservative structures, which are the essence of the Process of Formation of Reality. An endless cycle that makes the universal network of Events more and more complex and interconnected.

Common definition

Fenomenologia (dal greco: phainómenon "ciò che accade", e lógos "studio") è lo studio filosofico delle strtture dell'esperienza e della coscienza. (Link to Wikipedia page: Phenomenology).

Descrizione

Phenomenology includes the definition and classification of these fundamental relationships, of the types of links that bind entities to increasingly complex structures. Among the most important elements we find the functional connections between Operators of Reality, the physical interactions between the structures of matter, and, at the most complex levels, the articulated biochemical connections in living beings, up to the functional relationships that allow the expression of systems cognitive, social networks, culture, and so on.

See also

Classification

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