From System to Process: The Concept of Relations in Bertrand Russell and the Ontology of Individuation of Gilbert Simondon

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The research shows a shift from substantial-systemic thinking to processual thinking in contemporary philosophy.
It emphasizes the relevance of processual ontologies as alternatives to classical substantialist models.
The comparative method highlights the common critiques by Russell and Simondon regarding predetermined individual-substance.
Dynamic structures are prioritized in both philosophies, opening pathways for interdisciplinary research in complexity theory.

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Conceptual analysis reveals parallels in the ontologies of Russell and Simondon, suggesting a shift towards processual thinking.

Vladislav Olegovich Sayapin (2025) studied this question.

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