intelligible-sensible-analogy
The asymmetrical causal and analogical relationship between the intelligible (Ideas) and the sensible (their manifestations), where the intelligible generates the sensible rather than merely mimicking it.
1 chapter across 1 book
Spinal Catastrophism (2019)Thomas Moynihan
The chapter '1.Preface' investigates the dynamic interplay between movement, form, and worldmaking through Aristotelian and Platonic frameworks, emphasizing the ontogenetic inscription of being onto the sensible world. It critiques traditional finalist ontologies for their failure to account for both the manifestation and generation of being, and repositions graphism or mark-making as an ontogenetic, productive force that transcends mere mimesis by revealing the emergence of Ideas. The text also explores topological and metaphysical implications of form and becoming, situating these within a broader cosmographical and philosophical context.