Focusing on the concept of systems, this book explores the nature of relations as intrinsic structures, arguing that identity and existence depend on these relations rather than on individual elements. It distinguishes between "relations" and "relational properties," emphasizing that understanding relations does not require viewing them merely as causal links. The investigation is enriched by examples such as images, artworks, and virtual bodies, which exemplify their systemic characteristics and deepen the comprehension of relational ontology.
