This page lists books and monographs by Noman Lee related to the Information Philosophy Project.
An Introduction to Information Realism
Joho Jitsuzairon Josetsu
[An Introduction to Information Realism]
This book develops an information-realist reading of memory, perception, artificial intelligence, quantum theory, and Bergson’s philosophy. It argues that information should be understood not merely as representation but as a real process through which memory, perception, and world-formation become possible.
👉 View Details on Amazon 『情報実在論序説』
※The English version is currently in preparation.
Information Philosophy: The Scope of a New Thought
Joho Tetsugaku no Shatei
[The Scope of Information Philosophy]
This book extends the Information Philosophy Project into questions of ethics, money, death, artificial intelligence, and social order. It asks how human institutions and values change when information becomes the central condition of reality.
👉 View Details on Amazon『情報哲学の射程』
※The English version is currently in preparation.
An Essay on Generative Logic
Seisei Ronrigaku Shiron
[An Essay on Generative Logic]
This book proposes a logic of generation rather than a logic of fixed propositions. It explores the leap from indeterminacy to determination across artificial intelligence, quantum theory, life, and cognition.
👉 View Details on Amazon『生成論理学試論』
※The English version is currently in preparation.
Ontology of Absence
Ketsuraku no Sonzairon
[Ontology of Absence], 3 vols.
This forthcoming three-volume work develops a subtractive ontology across foundations, physics, and life. It argues that information, matter, life, and mind should be understood not as additions to being but as structures generated through subtraction, forgetting, and the cutting of possibility.
Volume I: Foundations
Volume II: Physics
Volume III: Life
A dedicated page for Ontology of Absence is available here: