An Iterative Philosophy of Transformative Meanings
by Nathan Coppedge page 1
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PREFACE
SUMMARY
PART I.
PART II.
PART III.
PART IV.
NOTES
This is the diagram upon which the entire project is based. By comparing qualities of experience that fall within those categories, a context for conflict and amelioration is produced.
Strictly speaking Unity may be considered a metaphysics, but it differs from more conventional notions of metaphysics in that it confronts the possibility of transformative meanings, and multiple angles on experience.
When I mention concepts such as God and the World, keep in mind that I have a somewhat Kantian view of God, and also that a world is defined as an experience with limits, especially where a language of meaning is present.
A clearer and more literary explanation of the principles involved is present in my hopefully upcoming book, A Free-Thought Manifesto.
Note that this philosophy page is mostly present for the occassional visitor who already has some interest in Nathan's philosophy as a body of work. It serves as a teaser and should not be considered as an alternative to mainstream publication. There is no doubt that I would take actual publication more seriously.
This work is necessarily patched together from notes I made to myself several years ago, and serves in part simply as a working draft in a more readable format.
Needless to say this material is copyright.
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