Browsing: Metaphysics

A philosophical study of Kant’s transcendental conditions of possible experience and Bergson’s shift, developed through Deleuze, toward duration, intuition, singularity, and the conditions of real experience.

From revelation as transmitted knowledge to Aristotle’s causal understanding of being and Kant’s critical inquiry into the conditions of experience, this essay traces changing forms of knowledge.

A historical portrait or manuscript representation accompanying an article on Duns Scotus. The image relates to his concepts of haecceitas, or thisness, the ontological reality of singular beings, the univocity of being, direct knowledge of individuals, and the freedom of the will.

Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason: The Limits and Conditions of Knowledge

A philosophy essay on archē, beginning, cosmos, creation, eternity, Kant’s antinomy, and the ancient as a metaphysical first principle rather than a simple first moment.

The Question of What Truly Is Plato’s theory of Forms begins from a simple but decisive question: what is truly…

A philosophy essay on Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason as reason’s self-examination of its own authority, limits, categories, and metaphysical illusions.