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A lecture path that Martin Heidegger gave in 1927, the fundamental difficulties of Phenomenology maintains and extends explorations all started in Being and Time. during this textual content, Heidegger offers the final define of his considering the elemental difficulties of philosophy, which he treats via phenomenology, and which he defines and explains because the simple challenge of ontology.
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Me~aphysica (1743). §34. (Metaphysica Alexandri Baumgarten, Halae fiild~ehc~n~ae. 1111 pens1s C. H. Hemmerde (lst ~d .. 1739; 3rd ed.. 1763; reprint of3rd ed.. •rnpo m. G . Olms. 1963). Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten (1714-1762) is the most for c: nant representative of the school of Leibniz-Wolff. l 6. , §36. 7. Ibid. Kant's Thesis {47-48/ §7. Content of Kantian Thesis {48- 50] continues to do so in his Critique of Pure Reason. Thus he speaks of concept of a thing and puts in brackets "of a real," which does not mean an actuaJ.
Ive faculty. 1 ty, actuality, necessity) have in themselves the peculiarity that they t in the least augment the concept to which they are attached as 5. , p. 78. "6 In contrast, real predicates exp the real relationships immanent in the thing. Possibility expresses relationship of the object with all its determinations, that is, of the en · reality, to the understanding. to mere thinking. Actuality, that is, existe expresses the relationship to the empirical use of the understanding or, Kant also says, to the empirical faculty ofjudgment.
1()(). Kant's Thesis (50-51 J §7. Content ofKantian Tbesis f5 1-52/ when he is speaking of realitas objectiva and realitas actualis, Descartes here, too, takes realitas in the sense mentioned above-the sense of realness or res-ness, German Sachheit- equivalent to the Scholastic quidditat [whatness, somethingnessJ. Realitas objectiva is not identical with the Kantian objective reality but just the opposite. In Descartes realitas objectiva means, following Scholasticism, the objectified what, which is held over against me only in pure representation, the essence of a thing.