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Notes regarding WdW I, 71b 1. Corresponds to NC 106. 2. There is a successive refraction of meaning. The aspects are in a certain order of cosmic time, an order of earlier and later. This temporal order is continuous. It becomes discontinuous when there is dis-stasis. The logical aspect is then discontinuous with the aspects to which it is opposed. Vollenhoven did not agree that the order of the aspects was a temporal order. 3. Because concepts are discontinuous, our theory can only approximate the continuity of time. This is done in "limiting concepts," or Ideas. 4. The logos [in the sense of all meaning] is relativized by cosmic time into the various aspects. This is not a logical relativity, but a cosmological relativity. 5. The logical aspect has laws of thinking that cannot be relativized; if we try to do so, it leads to antinomies. 6. NC has 'logical function' instead of 'logos.'
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