- philosophy, a
noumenon (/ˈnuːmənɒn/, /ˈnaʊ-/; from Gr****: νοούμενoν; pl.:
noumena) is
knowledge posited as an
object that
exists independently of
human sense...
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Fanged Noumena:
Collected Writings 1987–2007 is a 2011
anthology of
writings by
English philosopher Nick Land,
edited by Maya
Kronic and Ray Br****ier...
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Noumena is a
Finnish melodic death metal band. The band's name
comes from the word noumenon, a
philosophical term used by
Immanuel Kant. The band consists...
- "unobservable" is
similar to
Immanuel Kant's
distinction between noumena and phenomena.
Noumena are the things-in-themselves, i.e., raw
things in
their necessarily...
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fiction novel set in 2007,
planned as the
first book, of five, in the
Noumena series. It was
published by St. Martin's
Press on July 21, 2020, and entered...
- of
these articles were
compiled in the
retrospective collection Fanged Noumena,
published in 2011. Land
taught at the New
Centre for
Research & Practice...
- and
processed by the mind as
distinct from
things in and of
themselves (
noumena). In his
inaugural dissertation,
titled On the Form and
Principles of the...
- to Allison, false—reading of Kant's phenomena/
noumena distinction suggests that
phenomena and
noumena are
ontologically distinct from each other. It...
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controversy among later philosophers. It is
closely related to Kant's
concept of
noumena or the
objects of inquiry, as
opposed to phenomena, its manifestations...
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distinguishes phenomena, of
which we have can have
genuine knowledge, from
noumena, a term
which refers to
objects of pure
thought that we
cannot know, but...
