Description
Book SynopsisThis book draws the limits of our thoughts and consciousness between the mind and
mind-independent reality by using mathematical logic with the support of neurology.
Diagnosing the limits between immanence and transcendence of the consciousness
depends on dening some transcendental a priori categories in between as some
basic axioms of the mind. Although this is a paradoxical attempt every philosopher
falls into, the author non-paradoxically identies these non-intentional cognitive
categories by using mathematical category theory. e author denes the intentional
categories of consciousness by using mathematical set theory and obtains a selfrepresentational
higher-order theory of consciousness (SHOT). Finally, he combines
the intentional and non-intentional categories with an algebraic topography and
obtains a model of the mind.
Table of ContentsPrologue – Introduction to Anthropogonia – Philosophical Grounding – Non-intentional Categorical Elements of Rationality Construction of a Priory Cognitive Categories in Category Theory, and Their Evolutionary Sources – Intentional Categorical Elements of Rationality Construction of the Intentionality of Consciousness in Set Theory –Intentional Dialectical Spine of Rationality Constitution of the Functional and Structural Unity of the Mind in Algebraic Topography – Anthropogonia: The Method of Irrational Rationality C. Self-intentionality: Historicity and the Problem of Rationality – References
