Dialectic of humanism

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The book introduces a novel philosophical framework that combines ancient hylozoism and universal humanism with insights from contemporary natural sciences and humanities. It argues that the principle of additionality is more universally applicable than dialectical laws, which primarily address thought processes and lack direct relevance to natural phenomena. The author provides evidence supporting the idea that both the principle of additionality and dichotomy govern the existence and evolution of the universe, living organisms, human society, and consciousness.