What is transcendental? There must be distinguished between transcendental concept and transcendental content. Transcendental concepts are those concepts that provide the formal conditions for the possibility of experience. Transcendental contents, on the other hand, which can be talked in the abstract through concepts, are conditions for the possibility of the sense of experience. For example, … More Morphology of Truth III
How we perceive the world tells something about us and not the world. World is essentially nothing other that the outward reflection of inward perception as I am myself nothing other than the inward reflection of outward perception. To overcome the infinite regress implied by the apparent bipolarity of experience we can only posit a … More Existence as Misunderstanding
Being. Nothing more can be said. One cannot conceptualize or reduce being into something else, for then one must first presume the Being of that to which Being is reduced or conceptualized. Being cannot be defined, for there is nothing more fundamental than Being in terms of which Being can be defined. In defining something … More Being and Nothing Else
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