Semantic Fields and Cognitive Geometry

This monograph develops a unified field-theoretic and process-based theory of meaning under uncertainty, in which semantic distinctions such as supposition, belief, expectation, hope, and suspense are not treated as static mental states or lexical categories, but as emergent regimes of probabilistic dynamics. The core thesis is that meaning arises from the interaction of inequality, memory, and reinforcement in cognitive processes, rather than from propositional content alone.