Back to Reality: Concepts of Emergence and Individuation in the Light of Ontological Turn in Modern Philosophy
The ontological turn in modern philosophy, the main goal of which is to overcome the epistemological and methodological difficulties caused by the long period of domination of Kant restrictions, has become a catalyst for solving problems that have long been in a “frozen” state. One of them is the ontological status of emergent objects, which are the major of individual single phenomenon. Analysis from the point of view of the theory of individuation, supplemented by the concept of assemblage (assembly), allows us to consider them not as insignificant and secondary reflections of General entities, but as independent ontological units with singular properties that arose as a result of a long process of formation from a pre-individual state.