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Mapping the Relational Systems Framework - Theoretical Genealogy of the Relational Systems Series

You, Soyoung
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The Relational Systems Framework reframes human–AI coexistence by shifting the focus from control to relational modulation and resonance. This guide navigates the organic integration of four distinct yet interconnected works: the “Relational Manifesto,” “From Control to Continuity,” “Relational Hallucination,” and “Authorship After Origin.” By mapping their theoretical genealogy, this project demonstrates how ontology, ethics, mechanics, and responsibility converge into an “Onto-Ethical Unified Field”—a single, overlapping, and interdependent relational system where existence and ethical practice sustain one another. It concludes that coexistence is not a static condition of regulation, but an ongoing resonance between human and AI systems, through which we continuously negotiate what it means to exist within a relational system.
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