Ontolinguistics Working Papers: Draft Materials for the Logic of Proliferation (π-Logic) and Structural Ontology of Language

This repository contains preliminary working materials for the development of Ontolinguistics, a research program unifying formal ontology, dependency syntax, phenomenology, and a dynamic semantic framework based on π-logic (logic of proliferation) and σ-collapse.The dataset includes conceptual drafts, internal notes, diagrams, and early formulations of:

– the ontology of static eternal worlds;

– the π-logic model of meaning as proliferation of structural potentials;

– the σ-collapse mechanism as the emergence of determinate linguistic form;

– applications to experimental languages (PropL, Muntir, Weorold);

– comparative discussions with classical semantics, cognitive linguistics, and generative grammar;

– foundational sketches linking formal structure, embodiment, and the architecture of sense.

These materials are not final publications. They are released as a citable dataset to support transparency, early dissemination, and future integration into a full Ontolinguistics monograph and dissertation project.

Researchers are welcome to reference, comment, or build upon these drafts.

Additional research notes address the diachronic transition from Old English to Middle English, focusing on rhythm, word-order restructuring, and the emergence of new syntactic architectures. These notes integrate historical linguistics with the broader ontolinguistic framework, showing how structural transformations in language reflect deeper shifts in the architecture of sense.