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Axial Consciousness and the Somatic Anthropocene

Spiritual Ecology, Embodied Ontology, and Ontological Restitution

The essay develops the ontological interpretation of the Somatic Anthropocene. It presents axial consciousness as embodied orientation between earth and sky, mortality and meaning, biosphere and history, while clearly marking its central arguments as theoretical synthesis and speculative extension rather than empirical conclusions.

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Contribution

A philosophical and phenomenological companion essay developing axial consciousness, spiritual ecology, somatic justice and ontological restitution.

The essay develops the ontological interpretation of the Somatic Anthropocene. It presents axial consciousness as embodied orientation between earth and sky, mortality and meaning, biosphere and history, while clearly marking its central arguments as theoretical synthesis and speculative extension rather than empirical conclusions.

Evidence status and boundary

Theoretical synthesis and speculative extension; L4-L5.

The essay explicitly frames its central concepts as ontological provocations rather than laboratory-tested hypotheses or empirical diagnoses.

Relationship within the two-part project

This essay is the ontological companion to The Somatic Anthropocene. It does not add new empirical data; its principal arguments operate as theoretical synthesis and speculative extension.

Open the related work: The Somatic Anthropocene

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