STRUCTURAL SCIENCE: SELF-ORGANIZATION, METHODOLOGY AND WORLDS OF THE ORDERED

Structurology gives us the opportunity to choose the right methods of cognition of the unknowable, forms of presenting the results of research, to communicate the most amazing ideas, to compare the results of seemingly incomparable research, to correctly present the results of scientific and other research.The author shows how the tools of structural science can be used to connect seemingly incompatible methods of cognition and the most diverse subjects and phenomena: from the self-organization of the planet to psychohistorical and metahistorical events, and from manipulative political methodology to ornamentalistic mathematics. The collection may be useful for philosophers, psychologists, historians, methodologists and all thinking people interested in structural science, metahistory, psychohistory of mankind and forecasting the development of our civilization in the worlds of the Ordered.