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Guest article by Dipl. Ing. Jürgen Uphoff: “The cardinal principle of #nature? #Dialectical #phenomenology of #matter - an attempt at a foundation”

Jürgen attempts to illuminate the “thing-in-itself” from a completely different #perspective and to strive for a “synthesis of #ontology and #epistemology”. In doing so, he intends to redefine the concepts of matter and #consciousness, which he wants to derive with the help of #Hegelian #dialectics.

More at: https://philosophies.de/index.php/2024/04/14/kardinal-prinzip-der-natur/

Gastbeitrag Jürgen Uphoff: „Das Kardinal-Prinzip der Natur?“

In dem Gastbeitrag „Das Kardinal-Prinzip der Natur?“ versucht Jürgen die Grundlegung einer "Dialektische Phänomenologie der Materie“

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Il Ja Apr 4

@duncan_lithgow Oh wow this sounds complicated. My First thought: Maybe its a matter of the #Phenomenology of Body, time and Space. maybe the papers of #thomasfuchs, #husserl or #jasper could help you.