Jacob R. Parr

Arguments is a five-page book that introduces the practice of argumentation with its analytic basis . The author, Jacob Parr, has concentrated the material to best-express its essentiality to the topic and to introduce the performance of argumentation and its rhetorical basis . The author does not then complicate the matter and does not begin theorizing rhetoric . The author provides a succinct proof that demonstrates the inadequacy of the Law of Excluded Middle . This book would benefit most everyone , especially those taking any intro to logic or intro to critical thinking or intro to argumentation .

M.P.::W.i.P. Jacob Roman Parr has found a robust homomorphism between a collection of works and Deleuze and Guatarri's What is Philosophy[?] ; by asserting and defending the Minor Prophet books as being within their own ( idaontical ) genre Remonstration(s) and that W.i.P. is also an idaontical Remonstration for W.i.P.'s specific contexts ; thus through numerous shared functoral relations , or comports , does Jacob Roman Parr " discover " or ellucidate where 1970s-1980s Philosophy-at-large was ( projected ) vectorally .... More than 50% complete : file made available is a pretty-much-finished work-in-progress version accurate as of 08-01-2024 , which is today , the day i Jacob Roman Parr am typing this part to this abstract ; in all efficiency , i will leave the rest to be finished , but will say wip pg 207-210 seal the DG duo's book as donedeal as being a (meta-)philosophical Remonstration . Jacob Roman Parr .

Jacob Roman Parr completes the two-part series Writing while Reading with this second part on the Universal Treatise by Nicholas de Autrecourt but not the second treatise . A potential reader might be interested in reading this book if also interested in temporal modal logic , rigorous phenomenology , things possibly being eternal , somewhat perfect objects , or Writing while Reading : Part 1 , as this part , Part 2 , is also about celestial objects . Writing while Reading : Part 2 : Similar to Part 1 : Jacob Roman Parr reads Exigit ordo by Nicholas de Autrecourt is 31 pages in length with a title page , so 32 pages .

Part 1 in a two-part work , Jacob Parr , the author , has written his first thoughts while he reads a book by Averroes for the first time . Part 2 will be written while reading a book by Nicholas de Autrecourt that specifically mentions Averroes . In Writing while Reading : Part 1 , you dear reader will find a short refutation against Speculative Philosophy , various contexts addressed among the commentary , wondrously tidy analysis-scopes , some attempts at humor , scholarly references , but most importantly , you will find not any reference to Bernardus Placidus Johann Nepomuk Bolzano nor to anything Bolzano said while lecturing at the Prague University , especially not during 1818 . The reader will also find the author Jacob Roman Parr elucidating a certain maneuver in Neo-Aristotlean proof-theory , though not without the author addressing contradictions . The author provides various apologies along . The author does not wish to apologize about being exact in keeping the definition for contrary distinct from opposite for Aristotelians . Writing while Reading : Part 1 : First-Pass Thoughts , Early Arg-Line Consideration , Refutations , Commentary , Textual Excursions , Mostly From-Memory Argument Construction : Jacob R. Parr Reads Averroes’s De Substantia Orbis is 38 pages in length .

Mostly essays on music ontology . Collected but not proofed -- left as-is for each . ToC : September 3, 2013 — “ Frege’s Aesthetics in ‘The Thought‘ “ With humility — “ The Musical Work as Sound and Experience “ September 17, 2014 — “ Argument Critique: Aristotle on Parmenides “ September 21, 2014 — “ Wollheim, Intent, and Correct Perception “ October 29, 2014 — “ When is a Painting a Painting? “ November 19, 2014 — “ Broad and Prior; Time and Change “ December 12, 2014 — “ Beautiful Things: On Kantian Judgment and its Objects “

A Book of First Philosophy . Currently practically finished . Over 25000 words , around 125 pages . Baskerville font , not double spaced , around 11 pt font . Various margins , not as large print as Baumgarten's Aestetica , but could benefit from stylistic inclusions similar to Baumgarten's Astetica . The book posits a first philosophy grounded in sense -- and actually succeeds in its telos . Bergson's books are printed with 2 paragraphs per leaf . i will report back with the length of my book if formatted in a similar way . : the book is roughly 170 pages when formatted similarly to Memory and Matter . Update : the work is less than 1000 pages if including the refutations , which are all on https :/ / www . instagram . com /jacobromanparr . POLITICS is still not being written due to insufficient funding .

A comprehensive cursory text on time , Time und Zeit includes a formal correction to Einstein’s four-variable vector . The author addresses continental time . Time und Zeit provides a phenomenological deduction for a second time variable that is not simply a scalar to some parameter . The author includes an argument that enjoys first-person epistemic access to greater than one degree derivatives to some observed motion vector . Time und Zeit refutes common fantastical argument-lines present in modern analytic philosophy . Time und Zeit was written by Jacob Roman Parr . Time und Zeit is between 30 and 40 pages in length .

The author , after Bergson , provides a formal deduction which defends Bergson ’s claim that “ the character of movements which are externally identical are internally different “ . The author is responding to Diana Coole and Samantha Frost ’s “ Introducing the New Materialisms ” , wherein neither Coole nor Frost showed a knowledge of Bergson or his existence whatsoever despite seemingly having to have read Deleuze and Deleuze ’s contemporaries … The author also presents a novel concept in mereology . Available upon request .

The author solves open problems in ontology , set theory , mathematics , modal logic . The author details the ontological commitments and implications of said found solutions and proves the need for and provides the solution to a new fundamental theory of algebra ... The author also provides the correct pronunciation of "prima facie" , a means for remembering the correct pronunciation of "prima facie" — and suggests others adopt the correct pronunciation of -- it's fun to say the word -- "PRiiiiima" "Fa'C''A'" . Available upon request ... The author does admit that the majority of the book is in the author’s handwritten pen and that Plotinus , Badiou , and Bergson were influences in the author's constructing of a phenomenology of math .

A short formal actually-onepage proof that proves all things must be interpretable in at least more than one way , as any determination to an exact unary finitude is an overdetermination in necessitation that obtains an analytic contradiction which would thus be a doubly determinable conclusivity, which if as assumed would not be analytically so; thus, one must have, for any axiomatic set theoretic construction to number count to properly function toward any decision making aprioretically founded actual aposteriori -- and NOT a stochastic at most-base ontologic -- at least more than one concomitant incorporated-definition to any null object that its nullity being erroneously considered null is not actually so as null , since upon a minimal sufficience obtained positive differentiation is self-proved via plurality indefining its own underdeterminability, null is also naught is also ø is also orthogonal to some "you" physically reading this abstract .