jnorman Posted December 5, 2002 Posted December 5, 2002 "By referring to destitutive analysis, we must not be understood as intending (in the sense of radical directedness-to-a-preliminary-perceived objectivity) to imply that, speaking -- as always -- strictly within the finite-infinite limits of transcendental apodicticity, the object 'part-whole synthesis' is even partially reducible to the noematic correlate of affective suspension (in the sense of ideally intended noesis subsumed and founded by the epoche). (7) For, although this is, of course, the case, _our_ concern is this realm of a fully concrete living of the a priori, is, as we have repeatedly said, solely to lay bare the horizontal quasi-content of this analysis' _teleology_. Here we may invoke Descartes' realization (fundamentally uninformed and absurd as it was, being formulated in a reasonable and intelligible way for the first time in our Logische Untersuchungen and even there still lacking the proto-foundation of a full scale synthetic analysis on the level of transcendent egologicism) that some things (res) are hard to understand." jnorman sunridge studios salem, oregon
Jotown Posted December 5, 2002 Posted December 5, 2002 Thats a lot of words to just say: [quote]that some things (res) are hard to understand." [/quote] Jotown:) "It's all good: Except when it's Great"
jnorman Posted December 5, 2002 Author Posted December 5, 2002 no shit - i've always said, if you're not confused, you're probably wrong. jnorman sunridge studios salem, oregon
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