Relational monism grows out of an intuition that appears simple, yet whose consequences reach far beyond its modest beginning: whatever exists is not a thing but a relation. Not a relation between things, as classical logic assumes, but relation as the ontological principle and primordial fabric of the universe. Relation does not connect ready‑made elements […]

Relational Monism and the Discrete Hypostases of the Field: An Introductory Reflection In the beginning was the Word, and the Word became flesh — a meaning interwoven dynamically with other meanings, forming a structure that fills our own private universe. Too many years spent observing the world have produced in me reactions of a peculiar […]