The Intersubjective Being Structure of the World

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Foreword
	Abbreviation
PART 1
Introduction: The Stagnation of Philosophy and the Problems of Epistemology
	1 The Breakdown of the Modern Worldview and the “Subject-Object” Schema
	2 The Impasse of Conventional Epistemology and Abandoned Issues
	3 Problems and Viewpoints That the Rebirth of Epistemology Is Confronting
1 The Fourfold Being Structure of the Phenomenal World
	Propaedeutic for Establishing a Starting Point
	1 The Two Object Factors in the Phenomenon
		1.1
		1.2
		1.3
	2 The Subjective Duality of the Phenomenon
		2.1
		2.2
		2.3
	3 The Fourfold Structural Relation of the Phenomenal World
		3.1
		3.2
		3.3
2 The Phenomenal Subsistence Structure of the Linguistic World
	1 The Fourfold Structure of the Informational World
		1.1
		1.2
		1.3
	2 The Being Character of Linguistic Meaning
		2.1
		2.2
		2.3
	3 The Subsistence Structure of Linguistic Interaction
		3.1
		3.2
		3.3
3 The Cooperative Subsistence Structure of the Historical World
	1 The Twofold Historical Formation and Its Reification
		1.1
		1.2
		1.3
	2 The Twofoldness of the Historical Subject and Its Reification
		2.1
		2.2
		2.3
	3 The Intersubjectivity of the Historical World and Its Fourfold Structure
		3.1
		3.2
		3.3
PART 2
4 The Ontological Foundation of Intersubjectivity
	1 The Bodily-self and the Dimension of Other-ness
		1.1
		1.2
		1.3
	2 The Role-Subject and the Dimension of For-the-other-ness
		2.1
		2.2
		2.3
	3 The Transcendental Subject and the Dimension of Co-existence
		3.1
		3.2
		3.3
5 The Epistemologically Fundamental Structure of Judgment
	1 The Psychological Aspects of the Theory of Judgment
		1.1 The Representation Combination Theory and Its Impasse
		1.2 The Attitude Decision Theory and Its Remaining Problems
		1.3 The Dual Act Theories and Their Outcome
	2 The Semantic Aspects of the Theory of Judgment
		2.1 Self-Subsistence Theories and Their Difficulties
		2.2 Meaning Formation Theories and Their Problems
		2.3 The Dual Object Theory and Its Legacy
	3 The Structural Aspects of the Theory of Judgment
		3.1 The Semantic Form of the Judgment Process
		3.2 The Intersubjectivity of the Judging Consciousness
		3.3 The Fourfold Relational Structure of Judgment
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