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Being Open to our Experience

J. J. Valberg

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Abstract

The puzzle as we said is antinomy. Half the antinomy is a piece of reasoning (the problematic reasoning). This chapter attempts to complete the antinomy, to evoke a sense of the conflict. The conflict is presented in the same way as it presents itself to the author.

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The puzzle as we said is antinomy. Half the antinomy is a piece of reasoning (the problematic reasoning). This chapter attempts to complete the antinomy, to evoke a sense of the conflict. The conflict is presented in the same way as it presents itself to the author.

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The puzzle as we said is antinomy. Half the antinomy is a piece of reasoning (the problematic reasoning). This chapter attempts to complete the antinomy, to evoke a sense of the conflict. The conflict is presented in the same way as it presents itself to the author.

Key concepts: Antinomy, Epistemology, Philosophy, Psychology

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