Results 31 to 40 of about 175 (120)

Ha-‘Ayin: On Difference and Filtration

open access: yes
This essay presents Ha-ʿAyin not as a mystical metaphor, but as an operational filament of filtration in the Possest–PQF framework. The concept of ʿAyin (עין)—simultaneously meaning “nothingness,” “eye,” and “source”—is here reframed as a topological ...
Schimmelpfennig, Yochanan
core   +3 more sources

Francis Quarles: a study of his literary ancestry and contemporary setting as a religious poet. [PDF]

open access: yes, 1955
PhDIn his choice of biblical material, in his attitude towards biblical matter in poetry, in his efforts to supplant secular poetry with divine poetry, and in his style and metre, Francis Quarles is in an established tradition of religious poetry ...
Tyner, Raymond
core   +2 more sources

Possest–PQF, Possest–WRW, the Possest Quasicrystal Framework, and the Possest–Tryptophan–Fold: Recursive Topogenesis and Genealogical Structuration of Intensity, Thought, and Temporality A Framework for Non-Relational Structuration in Possest Geometry, with Recursive Applications to Thought and Eventual Time.pdf

open access: yes
This work models the behavior of Recursio Intensitatis across various filtrational geometries. Using simulation logic, it tracks how access bifurcates recursively without resolving into stable states. The simulations challenge feedback-based systems and visualize intensity loops as ontological modulators rather than recursive computations.
openaire   +2 more sources

Parrhesia_as_a_Filtration_Singularity_Interpreted through the Possest–PQF Model.pdf

open access: yes
This paper rethinks parrhesia not as an ethical stance or speech act, but as a local singularity in the filtration field of Possest–PQF. It conceptualizes truth-telling as a bifurcation of access — a rupture in the topology of availability. Parrhesia is here a moment of maximal reorganizational tension, irreducible to discourse or intention.
openaire   +2 more sources

Philosophisch-theologische Werke /

open access: yes, 2002
1. De docta ignorantia = Die belehrte Unwissenheit2. De coniecturis = Mutmassungen; Idiota de sapientia = Der Laie über die Weisheit; Idiota de mente = Der Laie üer den Geist3. De Beryllo = èUber den Beryll; Tu quis es (De Principio) = èUber den Ursprung;
Nicolaus Cusanus,1401-1464(viaf)89623095   +1 more
core  

Possest–PQF Ontology of Filtration.pdf

open access: yes
This paper reframes entropy as a filtrational concept rather than a statistical one. It reinterprets topological organization as an effect of bifurcational access, not emergent order. The work bridges thermodynamics, ontogenesis, and post-structuralist metaphysics to present entropy as a tension field reorganizing availability.
openaire   +2 more sources

Concordantia, coincidentia e praecisio nel pensiero di Nicola Cusano

open access: yes, 2005
La tesi costituisce un tentativo di comprendere la modernità di Cusano come una domanda aperta, qualcosa che mette in questione l’interprete stesso. Di conseguenza la natura ambigua, persino contraddittoria, dell’opera cusaniana viene compresa come il ...
MAURIZI, MARCO
core   +1 more source

De Possest

open access: yes, 1995
Reseña de los libros de Nicolás DE CUSA, De Possest y La cumbre de la teoría, introducción, traducción y notas de Ángel Luis GONZÁLEZ, Cuadernos de Anuario Filosófico («Serie Universitaria», 4 y 9), Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, 1993, 87 + 72 pp.
openaire   +1 more source

Cusano e i nomi di Dio

open access: yes, 2020
Negli ultimi anni della sua vita Cusano ha composto un gruppo di scritti nei quali ha cercato di sintetizzare i temi di fondo della sua riflessione e, ad un tempo, di precisare la posizione storica del suo pensiero, con le novità che riteneva di avere ...
Peroli, Enrico
core  

Arresting Difference Possest--Swamp--America.pdf

open access: yes
This essay explores the metaphysics of failure within the PQF system, using "America" as a filtrational metaphor. It traces breakdowns in cognitive and ecological access through nonhuman bifurcation patterns. The swamp becomes a site of reconfiguration – a collapsed topology in which filtration fails, yet opens space for radical ontogenesis.
openaire   +1 more source

Home - About - Disclaimer - Privacy