Концепция развития. Нетривиальный взгляд на эволюцию

This book named "Concept of Development: Non Trivial Outlook on Evolution"
includes four thematically interrelated articles.
The first article called "Concept of Development: the Fundamental Principle"
outlines the general provisions of the concept of development of the surrounding world, the
core of which is the universal principle of self-development. The described in the article
content-form transformations, which underlie all real processes, not only explain the spiralcyclic
nature of the world, but also make it possible to predict the prospect of its development.
Namely this way of interaction between the fundamental origins of reality ensures the
irreversibility of the evolution of forms, as well as the novelty, uniqueness and inexhaustible
diversity of the latter.
The second article of this collection entitled "Nature and Sense of the World
Constants", which is an example of the practical application of the presented concept as an
effective tool for investigation of the surrounding world, removes the veil of mystery from the
very popular and wonderful numbers "π", "e" and "Ф", to unrevealing the secrets of which the
numerous scientific and literary publications are devoted.
The third article "The Universal Criterion of Truth" is a presentation of a nonstandard
approach to determination of the meaning and role of the pithiness of various forms
of reality. As it’s known, the cornerstone of the epistemology of any philosophical system or
doctrine is the question of truth. The article shows that the criterion of the truth or verity of the
forms of developing reality is not a practice, as it is erroneously considered to this day, but the
pithiness of these forms, whereas practice is only a method or procedure for evaluation of
completeness of the pithiness of the forms of reality.
The final article of the collection entitled "Unlearned lessons of dialectics: from
whom and how to learn dialectical thinking" is proposed as a link or "crossing bridge" from
the experience, gained by Vladimir I. Lenin in the course of his use of the dialectical method
while investigating the development of nature and society, to the presented here generalized
concept of the development of reality. The submitted material can serve as a basis for the
development and application of a unified methodology for conducting effective scientific
researches of reality in any areas and at any level of its existence.
All four works are recommended to the attention of researchers as a source of
alternative views on the nature and essence of the surrounding world.
The concept of the development of reality represented here is by far the most currently
complete and adequate worldview concept in contrast to the known fragmentary theories
and world pictures.