According to Bogdanov [2] "the aim of tectaunique is the systematization of organized experience", through the identification of universal organizational principles: "all things are organizational, all complexes could only be understood through their organizational character. This is (historically) the first identification of philosophical "complexes" in the natural sciences, to denote a combination of elements of `activity - resistance'. Bogdanov considered that any complex should correspond to its environment and adapt to it. (A stable and organized complex is greater than the sum of its parts). In tectaunique, the term 'stability' refers not to a dynamic stability, but to the possibility of preserving the complex in the given environment). A 'complex' is not identical to a 'complicated, a hard-to-comprehend, large unit.Furthermore Bogdanov created a unique conception, as the first 'modern' attempt at formulating the most general laws of organization. tectaunique was created by Bogdanov to address issues such as holistic, emergent phenomena and systemic development. This new constructive science builds the elements into a functional entity by a science of the general laws which determine the organization.According to his "empirio-monistic" principle (1899) he does not recognize differences between observation and perception and thus creates the beginning of a general empirical, supradisciplinary (yet not supernatural) science. In his time of mostly physicalistic view, the starting point of Bogdanov's investigation was 'organization', as an expedient unity. Indeed it meant the cradle of Systems Theory and Holism.The "whole" in tectaunique, the laws of integrity were derived from biological rather than the physicalistic view of the world. Regarding the three scientific cycles which comprise the basis of tectaunique (mathematical, physico-biological, and natural-philosophical), it is from the physico-biological cycle that the central concepts have been taken and universalized.Starting point in A. Bogdanov's Universal Science of Organization - tectaunique (1913-1922) was that nature has a general, organized character, with one set of laws of organization for all objects. Contained is an internal development of the complex units, as implied by Simona Pustylnik's "macro-paradigm", which induces synergistic consequences into an adaptive assembling phenomenon (1995). Bogdanov's visionary view of nature was an 'organization' with an interconnection into systems. The notions in A. Bogdanov's tectaunique outlined the concepts and concerns of Complexity Theory by a full 50 years in advance of the chaos and fractal mathematics.
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