The Categories of Unthought

Idealistic Studies 10 (2):173-179 (1980)
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Abstract

Mind, in pursuing its natural thrust toward knowing reality and knowing itself knowing reality, has too often carried along with itself an empty structure which interferes with its objective. This structure is the ordinary formal-logical categories possible, impossible, contingent, necessary.

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