Beyond the subject/object dichotomy: topo-logic

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Chapter 4 in The Logic of Human Rights, 2023, pp 77-109 from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: The chapter presents Nishida’s alternative view of reality, which is able to dispense with the subject/object dichotomy. As brief as possible overview of Nishida’s philosophical system or topo-logic, which is also his view of reality, is presented followed by a more focused discussion of the place of human beings as individuals in topo-logic to enable a better transition to the discussion of issues more closely connected to human rights in subsequent chapters.

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Date: 2023
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