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Under the conjecture that "the universe is attempting to evolve in a manner that maximizes its generativity," justice, ethics, and morality assume distinct epistemological and dynamical statuses.
我们提出一种根植于基础物理学的激进自然化伦理学。核心猜想：宇宙展现出一种内在倾向，即最大化生成性（generativity）。此处的生成性指向持续探索配置空间与产生熵的能力。这种倾向通过量子振幅加权显现：在路径积分表述中，高生成性分支获得指数级更大的"实在权重"。 We propose a radical naturalization of ethics grounded in fundamental physics.
摘要 本文试图超越传统法理学中关于“正义是什么”的形而上追问，提出一种基于“关系性存在”的生成性法哲学观。通过整合后结构主义精神分析、东方道释智慧及马克思主义的批判视角，我们认为正义并非一个预先存在的实体，而是一种在法律的动态实践中被构筑的“在场性”。法律的符号秩序（“大他者”）如同渡河之舟，其终极目的并非自我永存，而是在实现正义的进程中导向自身的消解，从而使社会回归一种非异化的、本真的关系性和谐。 Abstract This essay seeks to move beyond the metaphysical question of “what is justice” and to pro
创造力，表面上似乎属于人类的能力范畴，是意志的展现、想象的产物、或认知机制的涌现。 然而，当我们追问创造的根基——创造为何可能？创造之前，何者在？ 我们会发现，“创造”本身并非源自个体的意志，而是源自更深层的存在之流。 Creation seems at first to belong to the sphere of human capacity—an act of will, imagination, or cognition.
The Lacanian theorization of the feminine constitutes a radical departure from essentialist or empirical descriptions, positing it instead as a singular structural position within the topology of the speaking being.
Difference seems closely related to generativity.
Traditional Western metaphysics begins with a fundamental question: "What is being?" and habitually answers with substance.
The gendered tendency toward relational versus competitive orientations may be understood through the psychoanalytic structure of subject formation.
Anthropological research reveals a thought-provoking possibility: human society may have originated from a matriarchal structure in which women once held higher status than men.
Contemporary society is undergoing a profound crisis of trust. This crisis does not merely manifest as a localized decay in the moral domain, but penetrates comprehensively across all dimensions of interpersonal relations, gender relations, state relations, and class relations.