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Enactivism, Eidos, and Normativity: Toward a Unified Perspective
In philosophical terms, this article develops an important ontological principle of minimax, which in the modern systemic paradigm is best understood evolutionarily and constructively: as the minimization of structure under the maximization of functionality. In substantial–eidetic ontology (SEO), this principle is embodied in the eidos—a minimal form (consisting of five statuses) with maximal constructive expressiveness across diverse domains.
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