Heidegger, French postphenomenology, ontology of shining, and speculative realism: on the way to the unseen

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This article examines how speculative realism examines the lacuna in ontology, highlighting phenomenology’s limitations.

The study finds that the concept of the lacuna reveals broad implications beyond affect, suggesting a deeper ontological significance.
Key evidence shows that a ‘snapshot’, an intermediary concept, allows for the exploration of multiple layers of meaning in the lacuna.
The approach includes examining the philosophies of Merleau-Ponty and Meillassoux in relation to the visible and invisible aspects of phenomena.
The findings support a re-evaluation of consciousness, suggesting the necessity of a universal concept, expanding our understanding of being.

Polina O. Artyushenko (2025) studied this question.

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This article examines how speculative realism examines the lacuna in ontology, highlighting phenomenology’s limitations.

The study finds that the concept of the lacuna reveals broad implications beyond affect, suggesting a deeper ontological significance.
Key evidence shows that a ‘snapshot’, an intermediary concept, allows for the exploration of multiple layers of meaning in the lacuna.
The approach includes examining the philosophies of Merleau-Ponty and Meillassoux in relation to the visible and invisible aspects of phenomena.
The findings support a re-evaluation of consciousness, suggesting the necessity of a universal concept, expanding our understanding of being.

Polina O. Artyushenko (2025) studied this question.

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