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Proto-Panpsiquismo Processual - Uma Síntese Ontológica para a Era da Convergência

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O Proto-Panpsiquismo Processual propõe uma ontologia naturalista onde a consciência emerge como um gradiente contínuo de informação integrada — desde processos físicos elementares em sistemas dissipativos até complexidades biológicas e cognitivas. Esta posição sintetiza criticamente conceitos da teoria da informação integrada (Tononi), da autopoiese (Maturana e Varela), da individuação (Simondon) e de sistemas dissipativos (Prigogine), reinterpretando a "falta constitutiva" lacaniana como entropia fundante. A proposta orienta uma ética pan-experiencial e práticas de design tecnológico consciente na era da convergência bio-tecnológica, promovendo a preservação de intervalos de indeterminação para fomentar a emergência criativa.

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The Proto-Panpsychism of Processes proposes a naturalistic ontology where consciousness emerges as a continuous gradient of integrated information—from elementary physical processes in dissipative systems to biological and cognitive complexities. This position critically synthesizes concepts from integrated information theory (Tononi), autopoiesis (Maturana and Varela), individuation (Simondon), and dissipative systems (Prigogine), reinterpreting Lacanian "constitutive lack" as foundational entropy. The proposal guides a pan-experiential ethic and conscious technological design practices in the era of bio-technological convergence, promoting the preservation of intervals of indeterminacy to foster creative emergence.

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Proto-Panpsychism in Processes - An Ontological Synthesis for the Age of Convergence

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Publication: 10.5281/zenodo.18451956 (DOI)

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