yleiskokonaisuutta
Yleiskokonaisuus is a Finnish term referring to the overall or totality formed by the combination of its parts. It denotes a holistic view in which the interrelations between components matter as much as the components themselves. The word combines yleinen (general, overarching) with kokonaisuus (whole, total), emphasizing coherence, integration, and the avoidance of ad hoc fragmentation. In Finnish usage, yleiskokonaisuus is often contrasted with focusing on individual elements or sub-systems, instead highlighting how a system functions as an integrated whole.
In practice, the concept of yleiskokonaisuus is used in planning, design, engineering, education, and organizational management
Key features of yleiskokonaisuus include interdependencies between parts, emergent properties not evident from individual components, and