From primordial intuition to conscious and symbolic thinking
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v26i3.10599Keywords:
primordial intuition, symbolic thinking, natural continuity, comprehensive naturalismAbstract
The philosophy of nature that gives sense to the problem concerning the relationship between primordial intuition and symbolic thinking is a speculative system coherent and necessary, metaphysically realist and naturalist. The continuity between the different strata of nature makes it possible to imagine, first, that primordial intuition takes place in a region where the physicochemical stratum and living matter intertwine, secondly, that symbolic thinking emerges from primordial intuition.
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