--- In hegel@yahoogroups.com, "wmdepot" <wmdepot@...> wrote:

>
> meaning/mineness never can be given up because the subject itself is

irreducible and the basic feature of subject is sense-certainty/senusal
witness ... wherein the subject itself is being included ... etc. etc.



Yes, Juergen, but what is sense-certainty? Mainly it's just
words: "here", "now", "this", "I", "this particular thing".

Or you can just point--this is what I mean. What?

All you're left with is the words. It's all very Kantian.

And yet there really is something there. There just has to be, even if
it immediately disappears into the universal the minute you pay it any
attention.

Or you could just eat it, like the animals do.

John