Abstract

The Manifesto restores philosophy’s subject and truth criterion via the Basic Method of Philosophy —tuning the mutual transition of the rational-logical and sensory-emotional in thought. Reality is framed as both a quasi-object and a quasi-concept; truth is the two-sided fit of concept and phenomenon. Its ontological core is the passage “existence ↔ essence.” It codifies argument norms, introduces “living concepts,” and outlines an education-and-research program. Table of contents  Chapter 1. Manifesto of the Philosophy of Reality  Appendix 1. What Is Reality in the Philosophy of Reality  Appendix 2. The Basic Method of Philosophy  Appendix 3. A Comprehensive Analysis of the Book The Basic Method of Philosophy