Table of Contents

Scientology - Science of the Constitution and Usefulness of Knowledge

• The PROBLEM
• I. Knowledge as the Problem of Science: Scientology or Eidology
• II. Consciousness, Conscious-Beingness, World-Beingness
• III. Scientology, Phenomenology, Cosmology
• Axiomatics
• I. General
• 1. Axioms as starting point
• 2. Emplacement of Axioms
• II. The Axiom-System of Consciousness
• 1. The Axiom of Mediation
• 2. The Axiom of Formation or Specification
• 3. The Axiom of Individuation
• Systematics
• I. Complementing Parts of Systematics: Analysis and Synthesis
• II. Analytics
• 1. Analysis of Mediation
• 2.Analysis of Formation (Specification) and Individuation: Worldly pathed Consciousness (Immanence)
• A. Formation (Specification)
• B. Individuation
• III. Synthesis
• 1. General Synthesis
• 2. Methodology
• A. Pure and Applied Methodology
• B. Pure Methodology
• 1) Survey
• 2) Individuation
• a) Relation of the Way and Kind of Individuation: Quantity, Modality and Quality of the Individuals
• b) Relations of the Degree of Individuals: Tropy, Amphitropy
• 3) Formation under Individuation
• a) The Quantity, Modality, Quality in Form
• b) Individuality in Form
• i) Character and Type
• ii) Evolution and Involution
• C. Applied Methodology
• 1) Consciousness in its Actuality
• 2) Dual relationship of Conscious-Beingness: Nature and Soul
• 3. Critique (Synthesis of Usefulness)
• A. Pure and applied Critique
• B. Pure Critique
• 1) General
• 2) The Law of Freedom
• 3) Rights and Duty of the Individuals
• a) Individualization of the Law; Right-Duty of Individuals
• b) Legal Norm of Proportion
• c) Binominality of Rights
• C. Applied Critique
• 1) Scale and System of Measurement
• a) Standard
• b) Measurement System
• 2) Fulfillment of Law
• 3) Fulfillment of Justice
• a) Right of the Equal Level
• b) Rights of Gradients
• c) Total Fulfillment of Rights (Justice)
• Apologetics
• I. The Axiomatic system requires Apologetics
• II. Mediation of Apologetics
• III. Aformality (Arationality) of Apologetics
• 1. Formality (Rationality) and Aformality (Arationality)
• 2. The System of Non-Formality, Non-Formedness (Non-Rationality)
• A. Aformality of Quality: A-Quality
• B. Aformality of Individuals as Unity (Elimination of Time)
• C. Aformality of Individuals as Multiplicity (UN-spaciousness, Not-Spaceness)
• D. Aformality of Tropy: Atropy, A-Amphitropy
• E. Total Aformality: A-Conscienciality, A-Mundality
• IV. Review
• Epistemology
• I. Cosmology, Scientology and Phenomenology
• II. The System of Phenomenology

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