How to cite the Ontology of Emergent Complexity
This website constitutes the official publication of the philosophical current Ontology of Emergent Complexity, founded by David Cota. All texts, structures, and concepts presented here are part of a systematic philosophical project in continuous development.
To ensure rigor and coherence in references, the main academic styles used in philosophy are suggested below:
đ Chicago Style (footnote)
Most used in international philosophy. Recommended for articles, essays, books, and academic journals.
David Cota, Ontology of Emergent Complexity, https://travessia.online (accessed on [day] of [month] of [year])
đ ABNT Style (Brazil and Portugal)
Used in universities, theses, and academic journals in the Lusophone space.
COTA, David. Ontology of Emergent Complexity. Available at: https://travessia.online. Accessed on: [day] [month] [year].
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It is recommended to always indicate the access date, as this is a work undergoing constant philosophical reorganization and expansion. This page represents the inaugural public body of the current and must be clearly referenced.