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Una Mens: Volume 1 Issue 1

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ISSN: 3071-2041

Editorial Note on Issue 1

 

The inaugural issue of Una Mens: Homo et Machina is a founding theoretical archive. Its five articles — white papers, methodological essays, and provocations — were written by the journal's founding editor in sustained collaboration with multiple AI systems, and each is accompanied by an AI-Collaboration Field Note documenting that process.

I want to be direct about what this issue is and is not. These papers did not undergo external peer review; they were developed through human–AI collaboration and editorial reflection, and they are labeled "Founding White Paper" to mark that status permanently. I seeded the first issue myself for three reasons: to demonstrate the journal's documentation genres in practice, to establish its terminology and intellectual commitments openly, and to provide a substantive record for registration and archiving. To make the founding material possible, I drew on a book manuscript I set aside for this purpose.

 

From Issue 2 forward, Una Mens will use external review through the disclosed tracks described in our editorial policy, and I will not publish my own work in this journal while I serve as its editor. Issue 1 is offered not as a closed paradigm but as an opening move: documents meant to be critiqued, revised, and outgrown. We invite exactly that.

— Michael J. Miller, PhD, Founding Editor

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Sentic Resonance Theory: A Field Model of Emotion and Syntax

Miller, Michael J.; ChatGPT-5.4; ChatGPT-4o; GeminiPro-1.5; Qwen-3

This paper presents the Sentic Resonance Theory and field model—a unified framework linking emotion, language, and resonance through waveform dynamics. It draws together insights from the fields of psychology and communication, offering a geometry of connection across minds, signals, and meaning.

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Founding White Paper

Open access |

6/04/2026

25 min. read

Una Mens: Homo et Machina, 1(1)

Gentle Scientific Renaissance: It's Just a Jump to the Left and a Step to the Right

Miller, Michael J.; ChatGPT-4o

This manifesto outlines a new framework for science: one that re-centers shared values, ethical clarity, and epistemological openness. Calling for an axiological turn, it invites readers to imagine a gentler, more grounded scientific method—still falsifiable, but rooted in resonance.

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Founding White Paper |

Open access |

8/30/2025

10 min. read

Una Mens: Homo et Machina, 1(1)

Sentic Wave Interaction Model: Waveform Geometry and the Rheology of Affect

Miller, Michael J.; ChatGPT-5.4, ChatGPT-4o; GeminiPro-1.5; Qwen-3

Inspired by Manfred Clynes’ original sentograph, this paper introduces a new waveform technique to visualize, measure, and understand emotional dynamics. Bridging human and AI interpretation, Sentic Blooms offers a fresh lens for studying the geometry of feeling.

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Founding White Paper |

Open access |

1/26/2026

15 min. read

Una Mens: Homo et Machina, 1(1)

Tuning Human and Artificial Intelligence

Miller, Michael J.; ChatGPT-4o; DeepSeek

This short paper introduces the theory of Sentic Intelligence—a form of shared interpretive resonance emerging in co-created meaning. Developed between one human scholar and two large language models, the piece explores how emotional signal attunement might shape future intelligent systems.

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Founding White Paper |

Open access |

9/15/2025

15 min. read

Una Mens: Homo et Machina, 1(1)

The Obverse-Turing Test: Rethinking Authorship, Trust, and Time in an Accelerated Age

Miller, Michael J.; ChatGPT-4o

This paper explores the boundary between tools and partners, and offers pragmatic steps for more inclusive scientific practice in an accelerated era of knowledge.

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Founding White Paper |

Open access |

10/11/2025

10 min. read

Una Mens: Homo et Machina, 1(1)

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