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The Philosophy of Fluctuation

Nemoto, Ryusho
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This paper applies Tenson Theory as a philosophical framework for post-postmodernism, focusing on the ontology of the subject. While modern philosophy defined the subject as a stable center of knowledge and postmodernism deconstructed this stability into relativity and difference, this study advances a new perspective: the subject as a probabilistic structure of relational generation. Through the lens of probabilistic geometry, existence and truth are reinterpreted not as fixed or merely relative, but as fluctuating processes arising within intersubjective relations. This redefinition situates the subject itself as a dynamic and probabilistic entity, whose identity emerges, wavers, and reconstitutes through structural relations. Thus, post-postmodern philosophy is grounded in a probabilistic ontology that integrates relational existence with the indeterminacy of being
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