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| | Quodlibet Online Journal: De-Mything the Logos: Anaximander's Apeiron and the Possibility of a Post-Metaphysical ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19) |
 | | When we posit the apeiron, or the primal possibility, as an actual, existing source, whence all is derived, then we are broaching a metaphysical thought-mode, and foisting it upon an expression that was made before metaphysics was even possible. |
 | | And since the apeiron is precisely that which is ever flowing and boundless, only that which strives for fixity, or reposeful, static Being, can possibly find offense in the utilization of a given possibility for the purpose, not of ek-sistence or persistence in externality, but of eternal and autonomous establishment. |
 | | Since all things flow back into the apeiron, and out of it again, for all eternity, the injustice spoken of must itself be something that passes away, and is therefore not an injustice against a metaphysical or cosmological order. |
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