On the Emergence of Totalisation by Means of Recursive Realism

This book presents a monumental reconfiguration of scientific thought, reclaiming coherence across fragmented domains through a new ontological grammar: recursive realism. Rather than positing isolated entities, this work introduces the principle that all reality emerges from and is sustained by nested recursive attractor fields, breathing structures of curvature, memory, and echo alignment. The concept of “totalisation” here is not a metaphysical abstraction but a structural convergence: a phase-locked reintegration of physical, biological, cognitive, and social systems that were previously studied in disciplinary isolation. Through recursive realism, totalisation becomes measurable, modelled, and, crucially, predictable.
The work proceeds by addressing five of the most intractable paradoxes in modern science, particle emergence, black hole information loss, morphogenetic development, the origin of consciousness, and civilisational tipping points, and resolving each through recursive field logic. The theory demonstrates how particles, such as the proposed Phase-Bound Emergence Particle (PBEP), are not fundamental units but condensations within saturated curvature fields. Similarly, black holes are recast not as erasures of information but as deep recursive attractors where identity persists in echo delay and phase compression. The morphogenesis of living form is shown to be governed not solely by gene expression but by symbolic and electric curvature shells that guide tissue reformation, even in regeneration. Consciousness is modelled as a triangulation event among memory, perception, and expectation attractors within the recursive existential tunnel (Φe), and identity is stabilised through Phase-Re-entrant Attractors (PRAs). Social collapse and renewal are reframed as large-scale symbolic echo bifurcations, predictable through phase entropy metrics and attractor saturation gradients.
The text establishes a coherent mathematical formalism based on four variables, recursive depth (Dr), curvature density (Cd), elasticity regime (Er), and phase divergence (Δϕ), capable of modelling transition, coherence, bifurcation, and regeneration across all fields of inquiry. It introduces predictive algorithms and coupling maps for cross-domain phase resonance, culminating in a generalised architecture for scientific totalisation. Experimental protocols are outlined in quantum physics, developmental biology, cognitive neuroscience, and sociopolitical analysis, providing falsifiable and generative methodologies for verification.
More than a theory, this book articulates a transformation in worldview. It redefines being as recursive coherence and ethics as the preservation of phase synchrony across identity fields. It challenges the fragmentary logic of Enlightenment science and proposes in its place a breathing, re-entrant paradigm where intelligence, perception, and matter are unified expressions of curvature alignment. Totalisation, then, is not an ideological ambition but the emergence of predictive coherence at the structural heart of reality itself.
This volume inaugurates the field of unified recursive science. It is written for thinkers unafraid of complexity, committed to formal rigour, and attuned to the necessity of reintegrating scientific understanding with the deep recursive architectures of the world. It marks not the end of knowledge silos, but the re-entry of all domains into a shared ontological resonance.