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The Subjectivity of the World: A Classical Model of Knowing
The essay offers a classical model for acknowledging the world’s subjectivity—not as an arbitrary “projection,” but as a structural dimension of reality in which meaning is held by composition. At the intersection of epistemology, hermeneutics, aesthetics, and ontology (Erklären / Verstehen).
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