Syntogeny · About
Summary Definition
Syntogeny (noun): The creative process and generative outcome that occurs when distinct domains, disciplines, or phenomena are brought into productive relationship, yielding emergent insights and novel forms while preserving the integrity of original elements.
In essence: Syntogeny is the birth of new understanding through the meeting of differences.
The generative process by which synthesis itself comes into being — the origin, emergence, or self-formation of integrated wholes from disparate elements. The origin and development of complex systems through synthetic and integrative processes.
A high-order process of coming-into-being through synthesis — the genesis of systems, structures, or realities via the integration of heterogeneous elements.
Summary Definition
Syntogeny (noun): The creative process and generative outcome that occurs when distinct domains, disciplines, or phenomena are brought into productive relationship, yielding emergent insights and novel forms while preserving the integrity of original elements.
In essence: Syntogeny is the birth of new understanding through the meeting of differences.
The generative process by which synthesis itself comes into being — the origin, emergence, or self-formation of integrated wholes from disparate elements. The origin and development of complex systems through synthetic and integrative processes.
A high-order process of coming-into-being through synthesis — the genesis of systems, structures, or realities via the integration of heterogeneous elements.
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