This article proposes a conceptual reconstruction of the Yorùbá principle Orí, not as an ancient theory of consciousness, but as a philosophical operator for the non-spatial localization of a perspective. Once spacetime is defundamentalized as an ontological primitive, localization ceases to be a position in space and becomes instead a restriction of possible relations. Within this framework,...
Recent work by Michael Wiest on Orch OR theory (Penrose/Hameroff) revives, on new empirical grounds, the hypothesis of a quantum substrate for consciousness, and proposes to solve the problem of the separation of subjects through a mechanism of amplitude cancellation specific to each conscious body. This article establishes that this mechanism presupposes the biological boundary it is supposed...
This paper proposes a conceptual shift regarding lived time: it is not an external dimension into which consciousness is immersed, but the result of an integrative activity performed by the Self. Starting from Husserl, who describes the retention-protention structure without naming its operator, from Bergson, who grasps duration without its active maintenance, and from Varela, who anchors...
This paper presents the general framework of a research program in the ontology of coherence. It articulates three distinct levels - physical coherence, living coherence, reflexive coherence - around a central thesis: the real is not given as a set of objects with intrinsic properties, but as a space of configurations, some of which hold and others dissolve. This shift makes it possible to...