What is reality? What is knowledge? What is the human? These are the questions at the heart of The Becoming of Possibility. Across three interlinked series — Mythotechnics, Relational Epistemologies, and Relational Anthropology — we explore existence not as a given, but as relational, generative, and participatory.
This is a journey from the macro to the micro, from worlds to knowledge to humans, revealing how possibility itself circulates, stabilises, and evolves.
1. Mythotechnics: How Worlds Are Made (and Unmade)
We begin with the big picture: civilisations and collectives carving reality through narratives, rituals, and myths. Worlds are not waiting to be discovered; they are constructed relationally through semiotic scaffolding.
Readers will see:
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How stories stabilise collectives or precipitate collapse.
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How ritual and culture maintain possibility over time.
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How new world-cuts might be crafted for the future.
Takeaway: Worlds are patterns of enacted potential — not mirrors, but cuts that structure reality.
2. Relational Epistemologies: Knowing Without Representing
Next, we turn inward to the act of knowing itself. Knowledge is not a reflection; it is perspectival, enacted, and world-shaping.
Readers will explore:
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Why representational thinking always misleads.
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How knowledge emerges as relational construal.
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How science, biology, and society produce knowledge through interaction, not observation.
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How knowledge-systems co-individuate with worlds.
Takeaway: Knowledge is not passive reception — it is participation in the lattice of potential.
3. A Relational Anthropology: The Human Animal Reconstructed
Finally, we focus on the human: not as a fixed creature with properties, but as a dynamic node in semiotic, social, biological, and ecological lattices.
Readers will understand:
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Humans as vortices of circulating potentials.
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Agency as leverage in relational networks.
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Culture as semiotic ecology.
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Emotion as constraint negotiation.
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How the future human co-individuates with emerging technological and ecological potentials.
Takeaway: The human is a process, not an object — emergent, relational, and co-actualising with the world.
The Arc of the Journey
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Worlds: Learn how possibility is structured and maintained at the civilisation scale.
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Knowledge: See how relational knowing co-creates the very worlds it inhabits.
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Humans: Understand how humans act, feel, and evolve as nodes in these circulating lattices.
Taken together, these three series offer a systematic vision of existence, meaning, and agency as relational processes. The Becoming of Possibility is not about discovering fixed truths — it is about navigating, participating in, and shaping the lattice of potential that constitutes reality itself.
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