Harmondeg Philosophy: A Framework to Classify Contemporary Thought and Avoid Confusion

2026-03-08MediumEnglishFoundations of Philosophy

Summary

The second installment of the four-part series: it distinguishes five contemporary thought-forms, popular, religious, disciplinary, intellectual, and ontological, by four principles: scope of inquiry, level of problem, intellectual function, and reflective capacity. (The Zenodo version is titled A Classified Study of the Contemporary Philosophical Landscape.)

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Original URLs: https://medium.com/@huqingyun/harmondeg-philosophy-a-framework-to-classify-contemporary-thought-and-avoid-confusion-c930bfd90bb8 · https://harmonistablism.substack.com/p/harmondeg-philosophy-a-framework · https://zenodo.org/records/18914403

Citation: Hu-Yang, Qingyun. “Harmondeg Philosophy: A Framework to Classify Contemporary Thought and Avoid Confusion.” 2026-03-08. harmondeg.org archive page a30.