Living Systems, Living Law: Recursive Coherence and Indigenous Traditions’ Common Roots

We begin where all circles begin, not at a point, not at a line, but in the widening center where relation makes itself known. This work does not start with me, nor will it end with you. It rests in the ground that holds us both. The land beneath these words is older than any theory, older than language itself. Its stones remember patterns long before equations, its rivers wrote coherence into the soil before we named it. We begin here because all knowledge worth carrying begins in place.

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PhilPapers (PhilPapers Foundation)
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2025-01-01
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Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Law
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Living Systems, Living Law: Recursive Coherence and Indigenous Traditions’ Common Roots

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Living Systems, Living Law: Recursive Coherence and Indigenous Traditions’ Common Roots

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Abstract

We begin where all circles begin, not at a point, not at a line, but in the widening center where relation makes itself known. This work does not start with me, nor will it end with you. It rests in the ground that holds us both. The land beneath these words is older than any theory, older than language itself. Its stones remember patterns long before equations, its rivers wrote coherence into the soil before we named it. We begin here because all knowledge worth carrying begins in place.

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