Abstract

In a world shaped by contradictions, uncertainties, and evolving paradigms, Neutrosophic Philosophy emerges as a groundbreaking framework that transcends binary thinking. Rooted in the study of neutralities, contradictions, and their dynamic interplay, this philosophy redefines classical logic, epistemology, and ontology, offering a comprehensive approach to understanding reality. Through the lens of Neutrosophy, this book collects papers exploring fundamental concepts such as the continuum of neutralities, equilibrium of ideas, thesis-antithesis-neutrothesis, challenging traditional dialectical structures. It expands the boundaries of philosophy by integrating mathematization, many-valued logics, and transdisciplinary approaches to knowledge. From quantum mechanics and artificial intelligence to ethics, sociology, and literature, the applications of Neutrosophy are vast and transformative. Whether reinterpreting paradoxes, reshaping philosophical foundations, or exploring the infinite nature of truth, this work paves the way for a new way of thinking—one that embraces ambiguity, indeterminacy, and the coexistence of opposites. By bridging disciplines and introducing innovative principles such as Neutrosophic Logic, Neutrosophic Social Evolution, and Neutrosophic Materialism, this book serves as both a theoretical foundation and a practical guide for scholars, researchers, and thinkers seeking a deeper understanding of complexity in the modern world. Neutrosophic Philosophy is not just an exploration of knowledge—it is an invitation to rethink the very essence of truth, reality, and human understanding.