Critique of Rationality

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Dedication
Abstract with Keywords
Table of Contents
Prologue
Introduction to Anthropogonia
I. Philosophical Grounding
	1. Metaphysics
		First Meditation
	2. Metaphysical Strategies
		2.1. The Problem of Metaphysics
		2.2. Epistemological Problem of Perception
		2.3. Mind-Body Problem
		2.4. Scientific Epistemological Gap (SEG)
		2.5. Hard problem and Supervenience
II. Non-intentional Categorical Elements of Rationality
	Construction of a Priory Cognitive Categories in Category Theory, and Their Evolutionary Sources
		1. Construction of the Categories of Intelligence in Category Theory
		2. Empirical and Transcendental Deduction of the Categories
			2.1. The Core Categories of Receptivity
			2.2. The Categories of Intelligence
				2.2.1. The Reptilian Brain ∥ The Root of Intelligence ∥ and Object
				2.2.2. The Limbic System ∥ The Root of Reason ∥ and Concept
				2.2.3. The Neocortex ∥ The Root of Will ∥ and Function
III. Intentional Categorical Elements of Rationality
	Construction of the Intentionality of Consciousness in Set Theory
		1. The Constitutional Borders of Consciousness
		2. Existential Paradox as the Nature of Human Intelligence
		3. A Taxonomy of the Theories of Consciousness
		4. Self-representational Higher-Order Theory (SHOT) of Consciousness
			4.1. Intentional Categories of Pure Ego, Reasoning and Consciousness
			4.2. The Higher-Order Constitutional Structure of Consciousness
			4.3. The First-Order Applications of the Higher-Order Structure
IV. Intentional Dialectical Spine of Rationality
	Constitution of the Functional and Structural Unity of the Mind in Algebraic Topography
		A. Autological Intentionality: Sociability and the Problem of Freedom
			1. The Intention toward Internality Inside: Ego and Ethics
				Second Meditation
			2. The Intention toward Internality Outside: Super-Ego, Ideology (Politics & Religion)
				Third Meditation
		B. Heterological Intentionality: Language and the Problem of Truth
			1. The Intention toward Externality Inside: Micro-Cosmos and Epistemology
				Fourth Meditation
			2. The Intention toward Externality Outside: Cosmos and Ontology
				Fifth Meditation
V. Anthropogonia: The Method of Irrational Rationality
	C. Self-intentionality: Historicity and the Problem of Rationality
		The Intention to Be Beyond Intentionality: The Self and Aesthetics
			Sixth Meditation
		1. The Architecture of Anthropogonia
		2. The Doctrine of Anthropogonia
		3. The Art of Anthropogonia
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