Phenomenological analysis demonstrates that consciousness resists complete objectification, suggesting that awareness emerges from recognizing interconnection and epistemic limits.
A phenomenological investigation of consciousness as the horizon through which existence becomes manifest. The paper argues that consciousness cannot be completely objectified and that awareness arises through recognizing both interconnection and the limits of knowledge.
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