INDEX

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Absolute immanent, 74; realism explained by, 52; skepticism about, 50–51

Aesthetics, transcendental, 115

AI, see Artificial intelligence

Aleatory, 163–64, 174

Algorithms, GF’s, 240–41, 252

Alterity, 36, 69, 117, 128, 132–33

Amphibology, 6, 21, 64, 104, 141

Ante-epistemological reconstruction, of science, 33–36

Antiphilosophical rule, 47

A Phi, see Artificial philosophy

A priori: fractal, 145–52, 165–66, 240–44; non-philosophical, 165; of real objectivity, 117; of science, 66–69, 96–97; transcendence and, 145–52, 165–66, 240–44; universal materiality and, 113, 115

Arche-given, 91

Arithmetic, transcendental, 126

Arrière-monde (back-worlds), 63–66

Artificial intelligence (AI): autointerpretation of, 228–29, 232; cognitivism and, xviii, 218, 223–26, 228; Decision and, 217–18; A Phi and, 217–32, 234; scientific downstream of, 223–24; telos of, 218, 222–23; transcendence and, 227

Artificial philosophy (A Phi): AI and, 217–32, 234; causality in, 232–33; concept of, xviii–xix; conditions of, 218–20; content of, 222–27; Decision and, 217–31, 233–34; from deconstructions to, 237–40; defined, 257n2; GF and, x, 24, 27–29, 234, 237–40, 242–43, 247, 252, 254–55; as Idea, 217, 219, 221–22; knowing assisted by, 221; limit of, 234; as New Technological Spirit, 232; non-philosophy and, 27, 232; purpose of, 220–21; real basis of, 233–34; spontaneous philosophy and, 253–56; stages of, 228–34; tasks of, 222–27; technology and, 217–18, 222–24, 226–34; transcendental science and, 221

Artists, 8–9

Association, 153

(Auto)determinant reason, 108

Autodissolution, 2, 23, 105, 119, 173–74, 252

Autonomy: of GF, 156–59; of science, 226

 

Back-worlds (arrière-monde), 63–66

Becoming, 169–70

Being: causality of, 57; fractalized, 185; One and, viii–ix, 7, 19–20, 39, 45–47, 54, 80–82, 92, 255; philosophy and, 6–7, 34, 84, 239; real and, 84–85; science and, 26, 34, 73

Being-Identity (of) Identity, 82

Being-One (of) the One, 82

Bergson, Henri, 171

Bias, changing, 89–91

Bifractals, 140–45

Blending, 11

 

Cantor, Georg, 144

Categories, changing, 89–91

Causality: in A Phi, 232–33; of Being, 57; Identity and, 34, 59, 61–62; of radical immanence, 61; real and, 56

Chaos, xv, xviii–xix, 120, 164; Decision and, 246–47; defined, 172–73; essence of, 174; GF and, 142, 156, 171–82, 174, 184; Identity-of-the-last-instance and, 182; immanent One-Multiple of, 46–50; indifference and, 169–70; of knowledge, 237; non-philosophical, 173; as objective of generalized fractal description, 24–30; philosophies as “theories of knowledge” and, 178–82; science and, 172–75, 178, 180, 237–38, 245–49; singularities and, xvii; thinking, 178; of World, 173; see also Generalized chaos

Chaos-languages, of non-philosophy, 247–49

Chaoticization, of philosophy, 245–49

Chôra (space of universal materiality), 115–18

Classification, modes of, vii–viii

Clustering, 176

Clutter, philosophical, 235–37

Cognitive sciences, 223

Cognitivism, 195, 198; AI and, xviii, 218, 223–26, 228; technology and, 191

Common fractal form, 179

Communication, phenomenon of, 190

Connaissance, see Knowledge

Constancy, GF and, 133, 135–38

Contiguity, 169

Continuity: contiguity as, 169; philosophy and, 152–55

Continuous multiplicities, 7–8

Contraries, identification of, 169

Corpuscular mode, of classification, vii–viii

Crisis, 175

 

Data, 56, 86, 112, 121–22; of experience, 66, 175, 242; experimental, 62–63; objective, 64; philosophy’s, 60–61, 149, 185, 255

Decision, see Philosophical decision

Deleuze, Gilles, 129, 228

Demediatization, of real, 9

Derrida, Jacques, 130, 144

Descartes, René, vii

Description, transcendental, 35–36

Determinable, 108–10, 112–16

Determinant: (auto)determinant Reason, 108; distance, 109–10; unilateral singularity and, 116–18

Determination, 8–11; determined and, 103–8, 114, 118; labor of, 107–12; place of, 118; as unilateralization, 111–12; see also Sufficient determination

Determination-in-the-last-instance, 19–20, 59, 74–75, 140; GF and, 144, 161, 168; non-philosophy and, 84–86; from reciprocal determination to, 108–12; singularities and, 101–5, 112; sufficient determination destroyed by, 101–18; of technology by science, 232–33; unified theory of thought and, 203–7, 213–14

Determined, 103–8, 114, 118

Dialectic, transcendental, 83–84

Dialectical materialism (DM), 210–11

Difference: as amphibology, 6; in Dyad, 4–5; in general thesis, 2; GF and, 130, 137, 168–69, 174, 182; Identity and, ix–x, 4–7, 17–19, 59, 139; Other and, 6; as philosophy’s motor, 5; problem of, xvi; semidiscovery of, 7–8; as transcendental, 4, 18

Digraphia, 256

Dimension: of Decision, 125–31; Dyad and, 126–29; expansion of, 27–28; fractality and, 27–28, 125–29, 132, 235–36; One and, 126–27; of real, 238–39; of unilateral singularity, 112–18

Disorder, philosophical, 171–76, 203

Division of intellectual labor, 34–35, 39, 73

DM, see Dialectical materialism

Dreams, of philosophy, vii–ix, 215

Dualitary, 70, 74, 205–10

Duality, 70, 75, 90, 204–7, 242; unilateral, 95–96; unitary, 106

Dualysis, 96, 111, 231–32, 252

Dyad, 47, 70, 86, 204–5; Difference in, 4–5; dimension and, 126–29; experience and, 127; One and, 235; Unity, 87

 

Empirical science, 38–39, 73–77, 126, 192, 198–201

Empirico-transcendental parallelism, 73, 75

Em-place, 115–16

Epistemo-logos, of epistemology, 40, 52

Epistemology, xvi, 35, 75; epistemo-logos of, 40, 52; ontology and, 46–47; philosophy of, 33; science and, 40, 77

Events, 8–9

Everyday language, negation of, 227

Experience: data of, 66, 175, 242; Dyad and, 127

Experimental data, 62–63

Expert systems, 221, 226

 

Fact, 68–69

Faktums, 183–84

Faraway, 147–48, 168

First science, 74–76, 79–80, 82–83, 123; see also Non-philosophy

Fractal a priori, 145–52, 165–66, 240–44

Fractal inequality, 142, 157, 164

Fractal intentionality, 164–67

Fractality, xv–xvii, 11; of Being, 185; conservation of, 161–64; dimension and, 27–28, 125–29, 132, 235–36; expansion of, 27; first appearance of, 125–29; of generalized chaos, 247; half-fractality, 125–26, 130; of Identity, 28–29; logos and, 29; Mandelbrot and, xviii, 24–26, 122–24, 140–41, 145, 178; as objective of generalized fractal description, 24–30; of objectivity, 145–52; overdetermination of, 241–44; philosophy and, 24, 27–29, 122–32, 159, 172, 175–77, 235–56; problem of, 101; Same and, 130, 137, 141, 163; science and, 24–30, 119–25, 132, 146, 166, 237–38; semifractality, 129–32, 172, 175, 235–36, 252; of synthesis, 141; theoretical recasting of, 25; of theoretical space-time, 167–71; of thought, 151; of transcendence, 170, 184–85; transcendental identity and, 129; ultradimensional, 132; see also Generalized fractality

Fractal modeling: chaoticization of philosophy and, 245–49; philosophical clutter and, 235–37; philosophical multiplicities and, 237–40; of philosophy, 27–29, 235–56; specular realism and, 249–53; spontaneous philosophy and, 253–56; theory and, 238, 241, 246; Tradition and, 236–37; transcendental deduction of fractal a priori and, 241–44

Fractal object, 185–86, 241–45; defined, 178; occasionalist conception of, 159–61

Fractals: bifractals, 140–45; philosophy of, 122–25; Theory of Identities and, 119–21, 137; unifractals, 140–45

Fraction, transcendental, 157

Fractionary relation, 130–31, 144–45

 

Generalized chaos: autonomy and, 156; fractality of, 247; GF and, 156, 171–82, 184

Generalized chaotic distribution, 176–78

Generalized fractality (GF): algorithms of, 240–41, 252; A Phi and, x, 24, 27–29, 234, 237–40, 242–43, 247, 252, 254–55; application of, 182–86, 240–42; autonomy of, 156–59; bifractals and, 140–45; cause of, 135–38; chaos and, 142, 156, 171–82, 174, 184; concept of, xviii–xix, 24–30; conditions of, 120–22, 133–35, 145–46; constancy and, 133, 135–38; continuity and, 152–55; Decision and, 125–31, 133, 136–37, 156, 161–64, 242; determination-in-the-last-instance and, 144, 161, 168; Difference and, 130, 137, 168–69, 174, 182; field of validity of, 241; fractal intentionality and, 164–67; fractalized material in, 159–61; generalized chaos and, 156, 171–82, 184; Identity and, 28–29, 119–21, 129–42, 144–52, 154–65, 167–84, 186, 239; Identity-of-the-last-instance and, 120, 132, 135–40, 142, 145–46, 149, 151–52, 157–58, 163, 167, 174, 178, 180–82, 184, 242, 247, 249–50, 252; inequality and, 134, 137, 142, 157, 164; intuition and, 145–50, 179, 249; irregularity and, 133–34, 138–40, 147, 157–59, 174–75; meaning of, 183; natural language and, 184–86, 240; non-Euclidean Idea and, 122–25; non-philosophy and, 176–78, 186, 240–41, 243, 247–50; objectives of, 24–30; object of, 185–86; Other and, 133–34, 137–39, 156, 174, 177, 239; paradox of, 26; philosophy related to, 119, 165–66, 184, 241–45; as property of knowing, 134–35; real and, 101–2; realism and, 249–53; scale-and-decision variations in, 161–64; science and, 119–25, 132, 166, 175–76, 178–86; theoretical space-time and, 167–71; as theoretical tool, 185–86; unifractals and, 140–45; unilaterality and, 134, 138–40, 145, 156–59, 162, 165–73, 179, 247; universality and, 151, 183; World and, 242

Geometry, 25–27, 83, 153, 165

GF, see Generalized fractality

Given: arche-given, 91; Identity as, 60; objective, 64–66; One and, 58, 85; realism and, 52, 67; singularity as, 154; transformation of, 205–6; see also Phenomenal givens

Gnosis, xi–xii

 

Half-fractality, 125–26, 130

Heidegger, Martin, 83, 127, 129–30, 171, 226

Historical materialism (HM), 210–12

History, science of, 210–12

HM, see Historical materialism

Homothety, 129, 133, 139–41, 162, 184

Human sciences, 223

Husserl, Edmund, 41, 50, 231

Hyperobjectivity, 54

 

Idea: A Phi as, 217, 219, 221–22; non-Euclidean, 122–25; of science, 224

Idempotence, ix, xiii, xiv

Identity: back-world and, 65; being-Identity (of), 82; cause and, 34, 59, 61–62; Decision and, 139; Difference and, ix–x, 4–7, 17–19, 59, 139; forgetting of, 1–5; GF and, 28–29, 119–21, 129–42, 144–52, 154–65, 167–84, 186, 239; as Given, 60; immanence and, 42, 58–59, 122; (of) Inequality, 137; of Irregularity, 174; of knowledge, 23; logic of, 170; as manifest, 89, 93; as object, 55, 67, 132; Occam’s razor and, 87–89; One and, 18, 48–49, 74, 106, 168, 205; Other and, 137–39, 156, 174, 239; of phenomena, 21, 64; philosophy and, 4–8, 61–63, 246, 250; Principle of, 29, 44–45, 59, 170; radical, 45, 48, 95–96, 163; real, 3, 23, 59, 106; rediscovering, 95; repudiated, 12; resistance to, 4–8; science and, 15, 17–24, 34–37, 39–41, 45, 51, 62, 70–71, 73, 194; singularities and, xv–xvii, 3–4; thought and, 23, 61–63, 91–92, 198–200, 207–9, 211, 215; of time and space, 171; transcendental, 4, 18, 69, 88–89, 122–23, 129, 167, 170; Unity conflated with, 2; see also Theory of Identities

Identity-cause, 61

Identity-of-the-last-instance: cause of, 34, 59; chaos and, 182; concept of, xvi–xviii; GF and, 120, 132, 135–40, 142, 145–46, 149, 151–52, 157–58, 163, 167, 174, 178, 180–82, 184, 242, 247, 249–50, 252; immanence of, 122; of knowledge, 23; of Other, 239; of phenomena, 21; of real, 23; of science, 35–37, 39; scientific rules and, 97–98; theory as, 60–61, 241; of thought, 23; transcendence and, 122–23, 167; (of) Unilaterality, 167

Identity-of-the-Other, 239

Identity qua Identity: actualization of, 63; axiom of last-instance and, 54–61; in ontology, 57; theory of, 85–87; thought of, 61–63

Immanence: causality of, 61; Identity and, 42, 58–59, 122; of Identity-of-the-last-instance, 122; of objectivity, 243–44; radical, 42, 61; see also Absolute immanent

Immanent One-Multiple, of science and chaos, 46–50

Immanent phenomenality, 47, 51, 76

In-betweens, 131

Indivision, 48, 137

Inequality: GF and, 134, 137, 142, 157, 164; Identity (of), 137

Infinity: passage to, 176; of time, 3

Informatics, 219

Intellectual labor, division of, 34–35, 73

Intelligence, 189–91, 203; see also Artificial Intelligence

Intentionality, fractal, 164–67

Interface, 166–67

Intermediate, 129, 171

Internal homothety, 140–41, 184

Internal similitude, 135

Interruption, 138–40

Intuition: GF and, 145–50, 179, 249; theoretical, 147, 149, 179

Invisible manifest, 50–54

Irregularity: GF and, 133–34, 138–40, 147, 157–59, 174–75; Identity of, 174; unquantifiable, 158

 

Kant, Immanuel, vii, 18, 115, 148; generalization of, 214–15; real and, 83–84

Knowings (savoirs), xi; A Phi assisting, 221; GF as property of, 134–35

Knowledge (connaissance): chaos of, 237; dimensional nature of, 28; gnostic, xi–xii; Identity of, 23; immanent exercise of process of, 91–92; local, 94; objectivity of, 39, 146–47; object of, 67, 70–73, 97, 124, 149–50, 241, 245; philosophies as theories of, 178–82; real and, 93; realism and, 34; reality of, 38; of Real-One, 67

Knowledge-of-phenomena, 63

 

Language: chaos-languages, 247–49; everyday, negation of, 227; natural, 134, 184–86, 235, 240; phenomenon of, 190–91

Last-instance: axiom of, 54–61; determined, 104; realism of, 63–66, 250; science and, 35–37, 39, 54–61; see also Determination-in-the-last-instance; Identity-of-the-last-instance

Local knowledges, 94

Logic: Decision and, 44–45; of Identity, 170; science and, 44–45, 189, 201

Logos, 71–72, 222; epistemo-logos, 52; fractality and, 29; science of, 73; struggle against, 1; transcendence of, 49

 

Machine: thought as, 222–23; universal rationality and, 233

Man, unity of, 202–3

Mandelbrot, Benoit B.: fractality and, xviii, 24–26, 122–24, 140–41, 145, 178; self-similarity defined by, 140–41

Manifestation: Identity and, 89, 93; invisible, 50–54; of One, 92; of real, 74, 91–93; surfaces and, 114

Marxism, 107–8, 190, 201; in non-philosophy, xiii, 85; unified theory of thought and, 210–14

Materialism, 110, 210–12

Materiality, see Universal materiality

Materials: fractalized, 159–61; mode of, 86

Mathesis, 158, 237

Meta, 182

Milieu, book of, viii–ix

Minorities, 8

Modeling, xiv, 244–45; see also Fractal modeling

Monographia of real and of thought, non-philosophy as, 253–56

Monstration, surface of, 167

Multiple: abstracted, 48; One-Multiple, 46–50; Unity connected to, 47–48

Multiplicities: continuous, 7–8; era of, 1–4; in general thesis, 2; philosophical, 237–40; semidiscovery of, 7–8

Musical organization, of non-philosophy, viii, ix–xi, xiv

 

Natural language, 134, 184–86, 235, 240

“Natural” philosophy, 253–56

New Technological Spirit, 232

Nietzsche, Friedrich, 1, 129, 144, 228–29

Nonepistemology, xvi–xvii

Non-Euclidean Idea, 122–25

Non-philosophical chaos, 173

Non-philosophy: A Phi and, 27, 232; a prioris of, 165; axioms of, 80–93; categories changed in, 89–91; chaos-languages of, 247–49; defined, xix, 15; determination-in-the-last-instance and, 84–86; distribution of, x; as dreamed philosophy, viii–ix, 215; generalized chaotic distribution and, 176–78; GF and, 176–78, 186, 240–41, 243, 247–50; Marxism and, xiii, 85; models, xiv; as monographia, 253–56; musical organization of, viii, ix–xi, xiv; objectivity of, 145–52; object of, 81–82; object of knowledge and, 72; Occam’s razor and, 87–89; paradigm, 9, 16; philosophy and, 79–82, 251–52; practical rules of, 94–98, 240–41; quantum theory in, xiii; real in, 80–81, 83–85, 91–93, 253–56; as scientific reform of understanding, 15, 79–98; singularities and, 10–13, 112; synthesis and, 141, 243, 254; Theory of Identities and, 13, 121–22; Theory of One in, 85–87; as thought, 15, 253–56; as transcendental science, 79–80, 82

Nonreason, 105, 107

Nonthetic Position (NTP), 117

Nonthetic reflection, theory of, 72

Nonthetic (of) self, 45

Nonthetic Transcendence (NTT), 68, 117

Nonthetic Unity (NTU), 117

NTP, see Nonthetic Position

NTT, see Nonthetic Transcendence

NTU, see Nonthetic Unity

 

Object: Decision as, 212; of GF, 185–86; Identity as, 55, 67, 132; of knowledge, 67, 70–73, 97, 124, 149–50, 241, 245; natural properties of, 180; new, 1–2; of non-philosophy, 81–82; partial, 141–42; of philosophy, 1–2, 112, 128–29, 219, 255; real, 56, 64, 66–70, 74, 192–93, 209; of science, 39–41, 45, 55–57, 62–64, 66–70, 72, 74, 81, 88, 114, 192–93, 209, 257n1; theoretical, 61; types of, 208; see also Fractal object

Objectivation, 110, 150, 243

Objective givens, 64–66

Objectivity: of data, 64; fractality of, 145–52; hyperobjectivity, 54; immanent, 243–44; of knowledge, 39, 146–47; non-philosophical, 145–52; real, 111, 117; science and, 39–41, 45, 54, 68–69, 73, 117, 192; universal, 116–18

Occam’s razor, 87–89

One: abstracted, 48; Being and, viii–ix, 7, 19–20, 39, 45–47, 54, 80–82, 92, 255; dimension and, 126–27; Dyad and, 235; essence of real in, 80–81; Given and, 58, 85; of idempotence, xiii; Identity and, 18, 48–49, 74, 106, 168, 205; manifestation of, 92; murder of, 5–6; Other and, 92, 165; science and, 26, 39–40, 45–46, 55–56, 60, 67–68, 70, 74, 76, 81–82, 94–95, 144, 158, 246, 255; Theory of, 85–87; thought of, 47, 90; transcendence and, 80–81; in unified theory of thought, 193–94, 196–98, 206, 214–15; Unity and, 2, 82; see also Real-One; Vision-in-One

One-as-thought, 47

One-Multiple: immanent, of science and chaos, 46–50; philosophy and, 47–49

Ontology: autodissolution and, 2; epistemology and, 46–47; Identity qua Identity in, 57; of immanent phenomenal givens, 51; qua in, 59; quasi ontology, of science, 39–41, 50–51, 225

Order: philosophical, 171–76, 203, 210–11; of unilaterality, 159; see also Real order

Other: Difference and, 6; GF and, 133–34, 137–39, 156, 174, 177, 239; Identity and, 137–39, 156, 174, 239; nonspace (of), 9; One and, 92, 165; philosophy and, 24, 36–38, 69; science and, 36–38, 69; self-sufficiency of, 3

Other-than-philosophy, 24

Overdetermination, 108–10, 241–44

 

Parmenides, 80, 85

Partial objects, 141–42

PhD, see Philosophical Decision

Phenomena: Communication, 190; description of, 243; Identity of, 21, 64; immanent, 47, 51, 76; Language, 190–91; real, 72, 121; scientific property of, 121; singularity of, 110; static character of, 93; Theory of Identities grounding, 119

Phenomenal givens, 40–41; of dualitary thought, 207; immanent, ontology of, 51; nonthetic transcendence, 68

Phenomenal traits, of fractal objectivity, 145–52

Phenomena-without-logos, 40

Phenomenology, 231

Philosophical clutter, self-erasure of, 235–37

Philosophical decision (PhD): AI and, 217–18; A Phi and, 217–31, 233–34; chaos and, 246–47; clutter and, 236; dimensional description of, 125–31; GF and, 125–31, 133, 136–37, 156, 161–64, 242; Identity and, 139; inert, 114; logic and, 44–45; new, 48; as object, 212; One-Multiple and, 48–49; postulate of, 110; principle of equivalence of, 163–64; radical critique of, 215; relativized, 236; science and, 35–37, 42–43, 46, 68–69, 72, 74–77, 83–84, 97, 201, 209, 231; singularity and, 102–3; as transcendence, 51, 153

Philosophical division, of science, 36–38

Philosophical form, of transcendence, 146, 192

Philosophical multiplicities, 237–40

Philosophical statement, 56

Philosophy: artists and, 8; Being and, 6–7, 34, 84, 239; chaoticization of, 245–49; circular redoubling in itself, 69, 72; continuity and, 152–55; data of, 60–61, 149, 185, 255; Difference as motor of, 5; disorder in, 171–76, 203; dreams of, vii–ix, 215; end of, 16–17; of epistemologies, 33; essence of, 220; fractality and, 24, 27–29, 122–32, 159, 172, 175–77, 235–56; fractal modeling of, 27–29, 235–56; fundamental problems of, xv, xvii; future of, xix; GF and, 119, 165–66, 184, 241–45; Identity and, 4–8, 61–63, 246, 250; invisible manifest and, 50–52, 54; last-instance and, 55–61; as linear system, 247; as looping of time in space, 169; “natural,” 253–56; new practice of, xi; non-philosophy and, 79–82, 251–52; objects of, 1–2, 112, 128–29, 219, 255; One-Multiple and, 47–49; order in, 171–76, 203, 210–11; Other and, 24, 36–38, 69; pathology of, 256; of philosophy, 224, 230; postural realism and, 33–34; as practice of prudence, 14; PSP and, 137, 160, 191–92, 202, 210, 212; real and, 83–84, 92, 101–2; real object and, 39; real order of, 210–11; of science, 15, 33–38, 75, 83, 86; science of, xix, 18, 25, 27, 30, 81, 122, 198–99, 207–15, 222, 224, 229, 231–32, 234, 238, 244, 246, 257n1; science of thought and, 194–97; science’s relationship with, 1, 11–17, 33, 51–52, 84, 94–98; semifractality of, 129–32, 172, 175, 235–36, 252; as semitheory, 237; singularity and, 62, 118; skepticism about absolute immanent in, 50–51; spirit of, 150; spontaneous, 88, 253–56; stumbling block of, 51; subject of, 58; technophilosophical and, 229–30, 232–34; teleologies, scientific destruction of, 63–66; as “theories of knowledge,” 178–82; thought of Identity qua Identity not, 61–63; Tradition of, xi, 130, 180–81, 185, 236–37, 245, 254; transcendental illusion of, 64, 72; unity of, 82, 207–15; vision-in-one and, 42–46; see also Artificial philosophy

Platonism, 126

Positivism, 202–3

Postmetaphysical practice, 2

Postmodern, 10, 17, 235, 252

Postural realism: invisible manifest in, 50–54; of science, 33–34, 41, 47, 50–54

Principle of equivalence of philosophical decisions, 163–64

Principle of Identity, 29, 44–45, 59, 170

Principle of Same, 29

Principle of Sufficient Determination, 11, 155; determination-in-the-last-instance destroying, 101–18; reciprocal determination in, 108–12

Principle of Sufficient Philosophy (PSP), 137, 160, 191–92, 202, 210, 212

Principle of Sufficient Reason, 103

Prudence, philosophy as practice of, 14

PSP, see Principle of Sufficient Philosophy

 

Qua, 59

Quantum symmetry, xii–xiii

Quantum theory, in non-philosophy, xiii

Quasi ontology, of science, 39–41, 50–51, 225

 

Radical contingency, 163–64

Radical Identity, 45, 48, 95–96, 163

Radical immanence, 42, 61

Radical transcendental realism, 41–42

Real: Being and, 84–85; as cause, 56; complexity of, 12; demediatization of, 9; dimension of, 238–39; essence of, in One, 80–81; forgetting, 83; GF and, 101–2; Identity, 3, 23, 59, 106; in itself, 70–71; knowledge and, 93; manifestation of, 74, 91–93; monographia of, 253–56; non-philosophy and, 80–81, 83–85, 91–93, 253–56; nonpositional reflection (of), 166–67; objectivity, 111, 117; phenomena, 72, 121; philosophy and, 83–84, 92, 101–2; science related to, 74, 91–93; singularities and, 10; thought of, 84–85

Realism: GF and, 249–53; given and, 52, 67; knowledge and, 34; of-the-last-instance, 63–66, 250; radical transcendental, 41–42; science and, 33–34, 41, 47, 50–54, 63–69, 76, 179, 250–51; specular, 249–53; see also Postural realism

Reality: of knowledge, 38; of science, 40, 201; of thought, 190, 195–97; unlimited technico-theoretical representation of, 213

Reality-effect, 51, 250–52, 254

Real object: philosophy and, 39; of science, 39, 41, 45, 56, 64, 66–70, 74, 192–93, 209

Real-One, 53, 84–86, 110; knowledge of, 67; science and, 39, 41, 43–44, 67

Real order: of Intelligence, 203; of science and philosophy, 210–11

Reason: (auto)determinant, 108; real basis of, 105–7; science of, 223; sufficiency of, 103, 155; technocomputing, 189–91

Reciprocal determination, to determination-in-the-last-instance, 108–12

Reduction, 229–31

Reflection-without-mirror, 55, 251

Relation-without-relation, 130–31

Representation, 178–79; technico-theoretical, of reality, 213; in thought-through-representation, 193

Rules: antiphilosophical, 47; of non-philosophy, 94–98, 240–41; of science, 95–98

 

Same: fractality and, 130, 137, 141, 163; Principle of, 29

Savoirs, see Knowings

Scale-and-decision variations, 161–64, 237

Scaling, 140

Science: ante-epistemological reconstruction of, 33–36; a priori structures of, 66–69, 96–97; autonomy of, 226; back-worlds destroyed by, 63–66; Being and, 26, 34, 73; chaotic mechanism of, 172–75, 178, 180, 237–38, 245–49; Cognitive, 223; Decision and, 35–37, 42–43, 46, 68–69, 72, 74–77, 83–84, 97, 201, 209, 231; determination-in-the-last-instance and, 232–33; as dual activity, 70; empirical, 38–39, 73–77, 126, 192, 198–201; epistemology and, 40, 77; essence of, ix–x, xviii, 13, 20–22, 26–27, 35, 43–44, 47, 50, 67, 74, 77, 90, 120, 122–23, 149, 181, 192–94, 199–200, 206–13, 225, 231–33, 241, 244, 257n1; fractality and, 24–30, 119–25, 132, 146, 166, 237–38; GF and, 119–25, 132, 166, 175–76, 178–86; givens transformed by, 205–6; of history, 210–12; Human, 223; Idea of, 224; Identity and, 15, 17–24, 34–37, 39–41, 45, 51, 62, 70–71, 73, 194; Identity-of-the-last-instance of, 35–37, 39; immanent autodescription of, 35; immanent One-Multiple of, 46–50; invisible manifest and, 50–54; irregularity of, 174; last-instance and, 35–37, 39, 54–61; logic and, 44–45, 189, 201; of logos, 73; non-philosophy as, 15, 79–98; objectivity and, 39–41, 45, 54, 68–69, 73, 117, 192; object of, 39–41, 45, 55–57, 62–64, 66–70, 72, 74, 81, 88, 114, 192–93, 209, 257n1; object of knowledge and, 67, 70–73; One and, 26, 39–40, 45–46, 55–56, 60, 67–68, 70, 74, 76, 81–82, 94–95, 144, 158, 246, 255; Other and, 36–38, 69; philosophical division of, 36–38; of philosophy, xix, 18, 25, 27, 30, 81, 122, 198–99, 207–15, 222, 224, 229, 231–32, 234, 238, 244, 246, 257n1; philosophy of, 15, 33–38, 75, 83, 86; philosophy’s relationship with, 1, 11–17, 33, 51–52, 84, 94–98; as poor or minimal thought, 87–89; posture of, 12, 40, 50, 55, 66, 71, 73, 76, 115–16, 120; problem of, 12; process of, 79–80; quasi ontology of, 39–41, 50–51, 225; realism and, 33–34, 41, 47, 50–54, 63–69, 76, 179, 250–51; reality of, 40, 201; real object of, 39, 41, 45, 56, 64, 66–70, 74, 192–93, 209; Real-One and, 39, 41, 43–44, 67; real order of, 210–11; real related to, 74, 91–93; of reason, 223; reconstruction of, 38–41; rules of, 95–98; of science, 207–15; of sense, 254; singularities and, xvi–xviii, 8–12; spirit of, 150; in technoscience, 218, 228–30; teleologies destroyed by, 63–66; of thought, 189–200, 202, 207–8, 212, 222–24, 233; thought of, 14–15, 21–23, 35–36, 38–41, 47, 76, 119, 132; thought of Identity qua Identity as, 61–63; as thought’s real basis, 191–94; transcendence and, 35, 38, 44–46, 50–52, 55, 68–69, 73–79; triumph of, 13–14; understanding reformed by, 15, 79–98; unity of, 202–3, 207–15; vision-in-one as criterion of, 42–46, 54, 80, 95; see also First science; Transcendental science

Sciences themselves, as watchword, 14–15

Scientific downstream, of AI, 223–24

Scientific paradigm, 16

Scientific property, of phenomena, 121

Scientific separability, 213

Scientific statement, 56

Self-similarity, 140–41, 162, 164, 249

Semblance-without-image, 250–51

Semifractality: clutter and, 235; philosophical, 129–32, 172, 175, 235–36, 252

Sense, 8, 254

Similitude, see Constancy

Simulacrum, 252

Singularities: authentic, 2–3; blending and, 11; chaos and, xvii; continuity and, 153–54; Decision and, 102–3; determination-in-the-last-instance and, 101–5, 112; in general thesis, 2–3; as given, 154; Identity and, xv–xvii, 3–4; intensification of, 1; love of, 102; non-philosophy and, 10–13, 112; of phenomena, 110; philosophy and, 62, 118; problem of, 12; real and, 10; science and, xvi–xviii, 8–12; Theory of Identities and, 23–24; see also Unilateral singularity

Space of universal materiality (chôra), 115–18

Space-time, theoretical, 167–71, 253

Specular realism, 249–53

Spontaneous philosophy, 88, 253–56

Stages, viii–x

Statistics, 141

Sufficiency, of reason, 103, 155

Sufficient determination, 104; see also Principle of Sufficient Determination

Surfaces, 113, 127–28, 167; manifestation and, 114; of monstration, 167

Symmetry, xii–xiii, 87, 139

Symptom, 62

Synthesis: fractality of, 141; non-philosophy and, 141, 243, 254; thought of, 254

 

Tableau, 250–51

Technico-experimental apparatus, 50

Technico-theoretical representation, of reality, 213

Technocomputing reason, 189–91

Technology: A Phi and, 217–18, 222–24, 226–34; cognitivism and, 191; determination-in-the-last-instance of, 232–33; New Spirit of, 232; thought and, 218; transcendental, 155

Technophilosophical, 229–30, 232–34

Technoscience, 218, 228–30

Teleologies, scientific destruction of, 63–66

Theoretical bias, changing, 89–91

Theoretical intuition, 147, 149, 179

Theoretical manifold, 97

Theoretical objects, 61

Theoretical space-time, 167–71, 253

Theoreticism, 15

Theoricoexperimental criteria, 34

Theory: fractal modeling and, 238, 241, 246; as Identity-in-the-last-instance, 60–61, 241; as new space for thought, 65–66

Theory of Identities: as crucial, 30; fractals and, 119–21, 137; non-philosophy and, 13, 121–22; overview of, 22–24; phenomena grounded by, 119; singularities and, 23–24

Theory of nondecisional Identities (of) self, 120

Theory of nonthetic reflection, 72

Theory of One, 85–87

Theory of thought, see Unified theory of thought

Thinking: chaos, 178; defined, 152–55

Thought: dualitary, 207; essence, 197–99, 225; fractality of, 151; Identity and, 23, 61–63, 91–92, 198–200, 207–9, 211, 215; as machine, 222–23; mathesis of, 237; non-philosophy as, 15, 253–56; of One, 47, 90; opacity of, 33–34, 51; poor or minimal, science as, 87–89; of real, 84–85; reality of, 190, 195–97; of science, 14–15, 21–23, 35–36, 38–41, 47, 76, 119, 132; science as real basis of, 191–94; science of, 189–200, 202, 207–8, 212, 222–24, 233; of synthesis, 254; technology and, 218; theory as new space for, 65–66; third type of, 60; universal form of, 241; see also Unified theory of thought

Thought-through-representation, 193

Time: infinity of, 3; in theoretical space-time, 167–71, 253

Tradition: fractal modeling and, 236–37; philosophical, xi, 130, 180–81, 185, 236–37, 245, 254

Transcendence: AI and, 227; a priori and, 145–52, 165–66, 240–44; Decision as, 51, 153; of description, 35–36; of Difference, 4, 18; fractality of, 170, 184–85; in general thesis, 2–3; Identity and, 4, 18, 69, 88–89, 122–23, 129, 167, 170; Identity-of-the-last-instance and, 122–23, 167; of logos, 49; Nonthetic, 68, 117; One and, 80–81; philosophical form of, 146, 192; philosophy’s illusion of, 64, 72; science and, 35, 38, 44–46, 50–52, 55, 68–69, 73–79; unified theory of thought and, 190, 192–95, 197, 199–215; unilateralization as, 111

Transcendental Aesthetics, 115

Transcendental arithmetic, 126

Transcendental dialectic, 83–84

Transcendental fraction, 157

Transcendental homothety, 184

Transcendental realism, 41–42, 51

Transcendental science: A Phi and, 221; empirical science and, 73–77; non-philosophy as, 79–80, 82; unified theory of thought and, 199–203, 208

Transcendental technology, 155

Truth, 8

 

Ultradimensional fractality, 132

Underdetermination, 108–9, 118

Undulatory mode, of classification, viii, x, xiv

Uniface, 139, 167

Unified theory of thought, xix, 21, 87; determination-in-the-last-instance and, 203–7, 213–14; Identity and, 198–200, 207–9, 211, 215; Marxism and, 210–14; One in, 193–94, 196–98, 206, 214–15; preliminary attempts at, 194–97; problem of thought’s essence and, 197–99; science as thought’s real basis in, 191–94; technocomputing reason and, 189–91; transcendence and, 190, 192–95, 197, 199–215; unitary theory and, 203–7; unity of man and of science in, 202–3; unity of science of science and science of philosophy in, 207–15

Unifractals, 140–45

Unilateral duality, 95–96

Unilaterality: defined, 134, 138–40; GF and, 134, 138–40, 145, 156–59, 162, 165–73, 179, 247; Identity-of-the-last-instance (of), 167; order of, 159

Unilateralization, 87, 96–97, 111–12, 231

Unilateral singularity: Determinable and, 112–16; determinant and, 116–18; two dimensions of, 112–18

Unitary theory, 106, 197, 203–7

Unity: as abstract, 48; divided, 74–75, 192; Dyad, 87; identity conflated with, 2; of man and of science, 202–3; Multiple connected to, 47–48; Nonthetic, 117; One and, 2, 82; of philosophy, 82, 207–15; problem of, 232; of science, 202–3, 207–15; scission of, 70; struggle against, 1; in transcendental arithmetic, 126

Universality, GF and, 151, 183

Universal materiality: a priori and, 113, 115; chôra and, 115–18; unilateral singularity and, 112–16

Universal objectivity, 116–18

Universal rationality, 233

Universe, 173

 

Value, 8

Variation, scale-and-decision, 161–64, 237

Vision-in-One, 69, 160, 192–93; of categories, 90; as criterion of science, 42–46, 54, 80, 95; defined, 42; essence of, 52; manifested through invisibility, 53; philosophy and, 42–46

 

World: chaos of, 173; GF and, 242; scientific derealization of, 66