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This article aims to present the Transcomplex Architecture of Systemic Coherence (TASC) as a framework to understand coherence in human systems.

May 15, 2026Open Access

The Transcomplex Architecture of Systemic Coherence (TASC): Toward an Integrative Understanding of Coherence in Human Systems

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This article aims to present the Transcomplex Architecture of Systemic Coherence (TASC) as a framework to understand coherence in human systems.
Introduces a metatheoretical framework grounded in transdisciplinarity.
Defines coherence through cognitive, emotive, intuitive, and operative dimensions.
Formalizes coherence as a recursive weaving of systemic integrity.
Posits that coherence leads to ontological sovereignty, allowing maintenance of purpose.
Suggests that TASC enhances understanding of meaning amidst complexity.
Proposes governance as a critical outcome of systemic coherence.

Abstract

This article introduces the Transcomplex Architecture of Systemic Coherence (TASC), a metatheoretical framework for understanding how human systems sustain meaning amidst complexity and fragmentation. TASC defines coherence not as functional alignment, but as a metastable relational capacity that integrates cognitive, emotive, intuitive, and operative dimensions. Grounded in transdisciplinarity and connectivity, the framework formalizes coherence as a recursive weaving of systemic integrity. Ultimately, TASC posits that achieving coherence leads to ontological sovereignty, enabling individuals and institutions to maintain purpose and governance within turbulent environments.

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