The Five Pillars: A Conceptual Framework for Non-Dialectic, Radically Inclusive Thinking

This brief outlines a five-pillars framework for non-dialectical, radically inclusive thinking oriented towards spatial practice. It reclaims apokatastasis (restoration beyond retribution), pairing irrealism (Goodman) with the event (Badiou) to keep truth open to rupture, and utilises chōra as an infrastructural membrane that holds plurality without purity. Poiesis names design as world-building rather than problem-solving. Together, the pillars form a deployable toolkit for architecture, urbanism, religious studies and potentially theology.