PH: Because we know that the subject of reason rejects contradiction, we know one parameter of the modern subject. Me: What is the definition of subject? I honestly do not know the meaning of subject in this context. — you are not wanting to paint yourself into a corner, is what is happening.  You know … Continue reading Subject and object

Reply: routes JULY 30, 2020 ~ SIGNATURE103 In reply to this post. A route is a path. There are two routes in philosophy. What are the two routes? I read to the end. lol. Good read, by the way. A route, is also a retreat. By “retreat” you mean a route of escaping from what? … Continue reading An example of the two routes appearing at the same time in reality.

In reply to this post. A route is a path. There are two routes in philosophy. What are the two routes? I read to the end. lol. Good read, by the way. A route, is also a retreat.  By "retreat" you mean a route of escaping from what? This is a metaphor that assumes something … Continue reading Reply: routes

A route is a path. There are two routes in philosophy. A route, is also a retreat. One either has faith, or one doubts. But often enough, people think they are not having faith when they are doubting. But most often through their doubting they are really just upholding faith. Faith is that which is … Continue reading A philosophical route

A reply to preliminary-comments-on-the-existence-of-concepts First, a delineation. The idea that philosophy must be about finding or asserting what is more true of a situation is but one manner of philosophy. So the issue, really, for the existence of concepts, in answering the question of their existence, one should first address: what is being attempted in answering … Continue reading From concepts to Kierkegaard: a reply