The Unrealizable

The book delves into the foundational dichotomies of Western philosophy, specifically the distinctions between essence and existence, and possibility and actuality. It posits that these separations have shaped the Western understanding of reality, enabling advancements in science and technology. By examining how these concepts have influenced human thought and action, the author argues that the ontological framework of the West underpins its historical power, highlighting the intricate relationship between philosophical thought and practical control over reality.