The Projective Structure of Understanding: Toward a Framework for Epistemic Convergence

Mircea BULINSKI

doi:10.5281/zenodo.18416819

January 29, 2026Open Access

The Projective Structure of Understanding: Toward a Framework for Epistemic Convergence

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The aim is to clarify the conceptual framework surrounding epistemic convergence and its scope.
Incorporated editorial refinements
Clarified epistemic scope conditions
Improved alignment between main text and supplementary material
The core theoretical framework remains unchanged
Enhancements improve the clarity and usability of the manuscript
Alignment between text and supplementary materials is reinforced

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Version 3 refines theoretical framework for epistemic convergence, highlighting scope conditions and alignment.

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This is version 3 of the manuscript. The present version incorporates editorial refinements, clarified epistemic scope conditions, and improved alignment between the main text and supplementary material. The core theoretical framework remains unchanged.

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