Fractalism Theory: The General Theory of Fractalism

This record presents the canonical first edition of Fractalism Theory: The General Theory of Fractalism, a comprehensive theoretical framework developed by Siamak Sepehrian. The theory investigates fractals not merely as geometric forms, but as relational entities whose identity, meaning, adaptation, emergence, organization, and development arise through interaction.

The work develops a general conceptual framework for understanding fractal relations across natural, biological, human, social, cultural, technological, organizational, and architectural systems. It examines interaction, replication, adaptation, emergence, power, conflict, cooperation, collective intelligence, knowledge, meaning, and the formation of higher-order systems.

This record contains the three-part original reference edition of the theory and serves as the primary source for subsequent analytical, interdisciplinary, architectural, and research works derived from Fractalism Theory.