What does this modification:
3) Deriving from the separation of object and subject
make you think?
Reed
List,
I think that "separation" as used above is a form of "connection" between
object and subject (how does object and subject connect? As a separation.).
In its most objective sense, a separation--which stands unconnected from
object and subject--is reality in negation...like saying "nothing" is a
thing. But, I can think of practical applications for contrasting object
from subject as opposed to comparing them (how is something not like
something else); though, the conclusion--if real--will be stated in the form
of how is the object subjective (or how is that which is subjective
objectified).
Brett
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