Journal of Epistemology and Mind Sciences
Online ISSN : 2436-2131
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On the Description of the Emerging World
From the Viewpoint of General Topology and Chaos
Yoshihito Ogasawara
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2021 Volume 3 Issue 1 Pages 6-12

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In the conventional science such as physics, the world is recognized as a priori existence. However, its recognition lacks such a viewpoint that the world emerges through our consciousness. In this study, from this viewpoint, the emerging world is described by mathematics; the mathematics is a language or tool which describes phenomena in the modern science. Concretely, general topology is used in the field of mathematics; the general topology describes abstract notions, especially, the morphology of notions. Then, by the use of the author’s original notion, primitive chaos, such a situation that the world is emerging is pictured along with the notions of events, causality, a nested structure, decomposition, hierarchy, self-similarity, part and whole, continuance and discreteness, coarse graining, identifying, embedding, logic, and so on
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