심산(心算)양자철학 = Reckoning Quantum Philosophy[RQP]

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The fundamental basis of Whitehead`s philosophy of organism derives from quantum and relativity theories hatched in the early 20th century period. In particular, his process theory was based upon the elemetary vibration concept associated with the wave nature. Reviews of quantum theoretical basics then conceived by Einstein and Bohr are related to the structure of Whitehead theories, and a prospect of reckonability, or objective quantization, is probed. In this article we describe `reckoning quantum(RQ) philosophy` based upon tensorial properties of theo-anthropo-nomic hyperspace, where theo-anthropo-nomic tensor interactions are assumed to take place while such interactions being spiritual processes are not objectively observable. However since theo-anthropo-nomic interactions are regarded to have tensorial properties, one may expect to turn to RQs of observable vector space available once the unobservable tensors of infinite rank are partially projected onto an assembled space of observable or tangible vectors. The theo-anthropo-nomic tensor space for RQs is now compared with Whitehead vector space of actual entities while his eternal objects are regarded as corresponding to the unobservable tensor space. Fundamental differences between the two spaces reside in that the RQ space includes ordered-phase emergence as well in addition to the Whiteheadean base of oscillation. On the other hand, the RQ philosophy may also turn out be objectively quantitative and thus become meaningful in the traditional science domain while Polkinghorne`s quantum theology appeared recently remains qualitative. As an example of objective quantization process, revolution and `scientific` critical phenomena are considered.

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