The Dialogue and Integration into the Framework of Humanism and Human Rights: The Death of Postmodernism

This third philosophical work serves as the applied extension of the author’s prior theoretical framework, centering on a dialogue of goodwill and structural integration with the international human-rights and humanist traditions. While its explicit function is conciliatory—aiming to harmonize the universal moral aspirations of humanism with a self-evident ontological foundation—it simultaneously exposes the internal fragility of those traditions when detached from a self-validating basis. Beyond the dialogue, the work culminates in a formal dismantling of postmodernism and its linguistic relativism. Through the method of formal logic and ontological reflexivity, it reveals the hidden paradoxes that render postmodernism self-negating: its dependence on an implicit absolutism to articulate “relativity” itself. Thus, this treatise establishes the final synthesis of the Minimal Existential Right—not as an ethical prescription, but as a normative ontology capable of grounding both human dignity and intersubjective coexistence within a coherent logical structure.