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Dissolution of the Reference Frame

The paper's central unifying concept: transparent recognition that the organizing framework of experience is a framework, not reality itself.

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  • Defined as an organizing framework of experience that does not itself appear as content; the unifying construct across all three lenses.
  • Heideggerian concept proposed as a comparative-philosophy parallel to dissolution of the reference frame.
  • Pure Experience
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    Nishida Kitarō's concept proposed as a comparative-philosophy parallel to dissolution of the reference frame.
  • Wittgenstein's concept proposed as a comparative-philosophy parallel and as the paper's own closing methodological stance.

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